1 Subjects: “...Human rights...”

2 Table of Contents: “...Chapter 1: Introduction -- Part I: Philosophy And Ethics Of Human Animal/Relationships -- Chapter 2...”

3 Table of Contents: “...1 Introduction -- References -- 2 The Suffering Inflicted on Non-Human Animals by Human Agents...”

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5 Table of Contents: “... Lessons -- Chapter 3. Human Relations with the Animal Kingdom in Mesopotamian Literary Genres -- Chapter 4...”

6 Subjects: “...Human-animal relationships...”

7 “...The controversial subject of this book is the permissible use of animals by humans. Lewis...”

8 “... should be centred on the value of nature itself (ecocentrism) or derived human benefits (anthropocentrism...”

9 Subjects: “...Human beings / Effect of climate on...”

10 “...This book tackles the controversial question: should human rights be granted to animals? Cavalieri...”

11 Table of Contents: “... and Culture -- Recent Developments for Animals in Religion and Culture -- Aquatic Animals -- Animals in Human...”

12 Subjects: “...Philosophy Humanism Human-animal relationships in literature...”

13 Subjects: “...Human ecology / Congresses...”

14 Subjects: “...Robots / Human factors...”

15 Subjects: “...Human ecology / History...”

16 Table of Contents: “... laboratories with human simulation / John Pawlowski, David Feinstein, Marie L. Crandall and Shalin Gala...”

17 Table of Contents: “... Higher: Cultivating Ethical and Sustainable Plant-Based Businesses and Humane Jobs -- 4. Prospects...”

18 Table of Contents: “... -- 3. Moral Standing and Human Exceptionalism -- 4. Critical Anthropomorphism -- 5. Language and ‘Moral...”

19 Table of Contents: “...'s conception of virtue and the autocracy of pure practical reason -- Virtue, human nature, and moral health...”

20 Table of Contents: “... -- Chapter 8: Abandoning Human Entitlement: Empathy, Compassion, and Rights for Nonhuman Animals...”