The intersectionality of critical animal, disability, and environmental studies : toward eco-ability, justice, and liberation /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Lanham, Maryland :
Lexington Books,
[2017]
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| Series: | Critical animal studies, theory, pedagogy, and methodology.
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Table of Contents:
- Acknowledgements
- Foreword / David Pellow
- Preface / Sean Parson
- Introduction: the environmental, animal, and disability justice within the liberation movement / JL Schatz, Amber E. George, and Anthony J. Nocella II
- The dog fancy : a site for ableist and speciesist ideologies / Scott Hurley
- Deconstructing symbolic identities and building on eco-ability : expanding the domain of environmental justice / Judy K. C. Bentley
- Justice among humans, animals and the environment : investigated through an ability studies, eco-ableism, and eco-ability lens / Gregor Wolbring and Aryn Lisitza
- (re)imaginings of "community" : perceptions of (dis)ability, the environment, and inclusion / John Lupinacci and Mary Ward Lupinacci
- Consider the spoons : an embodied relational approach to incorporating those with persistent fatigue into eco-activism / Sarah Conrad
- Exploring eco-ability : reason and normalcy in ableism, speciesism, and ecocide / Sarah Roberts-Cady
- Pride or prejudice? : exploring issues of queerness, speciesism, and disability in warner bros. looney tunes / Amber E. George
- Contributors : biographies
- References
- Index.