The animal rights movement by Wand, Kelly instant download

The animal rights movement by Wand, Kelly instant download

Includes bibliographical references (pages 215-216) and index, The first vegetarians / by Keith Thomas -- The influence of Darwin on animal rights / by Rod Preece and Lorna Chamberlain -- Antivivisection in late nineteenth-century America / by Craig Buettinger -- Postwar organizations and reforms / by James M. Jasper and Dorothy Nelkin -- The creation of a mass movement / by Lawrence Finsen and Susan Finsen -- Henry Bergh and the founding of the ASPCA / by Gerald Carson -- Henry Spira and grassroots activism / by Peter Singer -- Confessions of a former vivisectionist / by Donald J. Barnes -- Cleveland Amory and the Black Beauty Ranch / by Michael Blumenthal -- Why animals have rights / by Tom Regan -- Animals are moral creatures deserving of fair treatment / by Bernard E. Rollin -- The animal rights movement is dangerous to scientific progress / by Frederick K. Goodwin and Adrian R. Morrison -- The animal rights movement has sold out to \"new welfarists\" / by Gary L. Francione -- The legal defense for releasing captive dolphins / by Gavan Daws -- Henry Spira and the Draize campaign / by Peter Singer -- The Silver Spring monkeys case / by Alex Pacheco with Anna Francione -- The ALF and the \"Unnecessary fuss\" video / by Lawrence Finsen and Susan Finsen, This book includes a broad historical overview of the animal rights movement and includes writings by both supporters and critics of the movement