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Zoos and Animal Rights

English · Hardback

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Informationen zum Autor Stephen St.C. Bostock Klappentext Zoos and animal rights seem utterly opposed to each other. In this controversial and timely book, Stephen Bostock argues that they can develop a more harmonious relationship. He examines the diverse ethical and technical issues involved, including human cruelty, human domination over animals, the well-being of wild animals outside their natural habitat, and the nature of wild and domestic animals. In his analysis, Bostock draws attention to the areas which give rise to misconceptions. This book explores the long history of zoos, as well as current philosophical debates, to argue for a conservational view of their role in the modern world. Anyone concerned with humanity's relationship with other animals and the natural world will find this to be thought-provoking and rewarding reading. Zusammenfassung A controversial book which explores the long history of zoos as well as the diverse ethical and technical issues involved. The book is intended for anyone concerned with humanity's relationship with other animals. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 INTRODUCTION 2 4,500 YEARS OF ZOOS AND ANIMAL KEEPING 3 ANIMALS AND THEIR RIGHTS 4 WILDNESS, CRUELTY AND DOMINATION 5 WILD LIVING VERSUS ZOO LIVING 6 JUDGING WELL-BEING 7 THE KEEPING AND DISPLAY OF ANIMALS 8 WHY CONSERVATION IS A MORAL MATTER 9 ZOOS AND CONSERVATION 10 SCIENCE IN ZOOS 11 EDUCATION IN ZOOS 12 WHY KEEP REAL ANIMALS? 13 TAKING ANIMALS FROM THE WILD 14 CONCLUSION

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