Animal pragmatism : rethinking human-nonhuman relationships /
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Bloomington :
Indiana University Press,
[2004]
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Table of Contents:
- Pragmatism and the future of human-nonhuman relationships / Andrew Light and Erin McKenna
- "What does Rome know of rat and lizard?": pragmatic mandates for considering animals in Emerson, James, and Dewey / James M. Albrecht
- Dewey and animal ethics / Steven Fesmire
- Overlapping horizons of meaning: a Deweyan approach to moral standing of nonhuman animals / Phillip McReynolds
- Peirce's horse: a sympathetic and semeiotic bond / Douglas R. Anderson
- Beyond considerability: a Deweyan view of the animal rights-environmental ethics debate / Ben A. Minteer
- Methodological pragmatism, animal welfare, and hunting / Andrew Light
- Getting pragmatic about farm animal welfare /Paul B. Thompson
- Pragmatism and the production of livestock / Erin McKenna
- Is pragmatism chauvinistic? Dewey on animal experimentation / Jennifer Welchman
- A pragmatist case for animal advocates on institutional animal care and use committees / Todd M. Lekan
- Pragmatism and pets: Best Friends Animal Sanctuary, Maddie's Fund, and No More Homeless Pets in Utah / Matthew Pamental
- Dining on Fido: death, identity, and the aesthetic dilemma of eating animals / Glenn Kuehn.