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Accessible to any determined reader due to [Rohman's] engaging, clear writing style and her compelling critical readings of specific modernist texts. Choice It is a clear, demanding, and brilliantly executed piece of work, which ethicists should not dismiss out of any bias against literary readings. One of the book's many strong points is in deepening our grasp of the task to embrace reflection on the ethical subject and the tangled lines that link it to a nonhuman inheritance. -- Steven Shakespeare Journal of Animal Ethics

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Acknowledgments 1. The Animal Among Others 2. Imperialism and Disavowal 3. Facing the Animal 4. Recuperating the Animal 5. Revising the Human Conclusion: Animal Studies, Ethics, and the Humanities Notes Works Cited Index

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      Publisher: Columbia University Press
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 05/11/2008
      ISBN13: 9780231145060, 978-0231145060
      ISBN10: 0231145063
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      Description

      Book Synopsis


      Trade Review
      Accessible to any determined reader due to [Rohman's] engaging, clear writing style and her compelling critical readings of specific modernist texts. Choice It is a clear, demanding, and brilliantly executed piece of work, which ethicists should not dismiss out of any bias against literary readings. One of the book's many strong points is in deepening our grasp of the task to embrace reflection on the ethical subject and the tangled lines that link it to a nonhuman inheritance. -- Steven Shakespeare Journal of Animal Ethics

      Table of Contents
      Acknowledgments 1. The Animal Among Others 2. Imperialism and Disavowal 3. Facing the Animal 4. Recuperating the Animal 5. Revising the Human Conclusion: Animal Studies, Ethics, and the Humanities Notes Works Cited Index

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