书名: Animalkind:What We Owe to Animals
作者: Jean Kazez
出版社: Wiley-Blackwell,2010
ISBN: ISBN 978-1-4051-9937-7
书籍简介：
Rethinking the human–animal relationship is daunting because we are worried about what we might have to give up, but also because we fear being drawn toward extremes. A step in the direction of taking animals more seriously appears to be a step right off a cliff; the old way of thinking that sees animals as “just animals” seems in jeopardy of being replaced with notions of equality that go too far. We feel, in our hearts, that we can’t go along with anyone who thinks “cats are people too” – almost literally. But that’s where we’re going to find ourselves, if we don’t put up enough resist- ance at the very start. Let’s just not wonder at all, if that’s where wonder is going to lead!
作者: Jean Kazez
出版社: Wiley-Blackwell,2010
ISBN: ISBN 978-1-4051-9937-7
书籍简介：
Rethinking the human–animal relationship is daunting because we are worried about what we might have to give up, but also because we fear being drawn toward extremes. A step in the direction of taking animals more seriously appears to be a step right off a cliff; the old way of thinking that sees animals as “just animals” seems in jeopardy of being replaced with notions of equality that go too far. We feel, in our hearts, that we can’t go along with anyone who thinks “cats are people too” – almost literally. But that’s where we’re going to find ourselves, if we don’t put up enough resist- ance at the very start. Let’s just not wonder at all, if that’s where wonder is going to lead!