9780954067182 - animals von schnelder christiane (1 Ergebnisse)
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Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Immediate dispatch from Somerset. Nice book in great condition. Pages in excellent condition. Pages in unused condition. Hardcover. English. Pub Year 2004, See images for condition. About the book >.>.> In Animals Exhibition Book by Haunch of Venison, the complexities of the relationship between hu…mans and animals are explored through a series of essays, notably John Berger's Why Look at Animals? Berger articulates our ambivalence towards animals, recognising them as sentient and mortal beings that share similarities with humans while remaining distinctly non-human. This duality reflects our everyday interactions with animals and contributes to a broader discourse about their status and treatment within society.The book delves into the ongoing reification of animals, examining themes such as economic exploitation, experimentation, and the increasing power humans hold over them. A significant focus is placed on genetic engineering, which has transformed the ways in which humans manipulate and utilise animals. As science uncovers the genetic similarities between species?such as the 98% genetic overlap with chimpanzees and bonobos?questions arise about the boundaries separating humans from animals. The developments in molecular biology and genetics echo the revolutionary ideas of Darwin, prompting a reevaluation of human self-perception and our ethical responsibilities toward other beings.The text engages with the implications of these scientific advancements and the implications they hold for humanity?s understanding of itself and its place in the animal kingdom. Combined with historical events, such as the BSE crisis leading to mass livestock culling, these discussions underscore the intricate and often morally charged nature of our connection to animals. Ultimately, this rich exploration of human-animal relationships invites readers to reflect on their own views and the changing dynamics in our perceptions of the animal world. (LL).
