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Yuichi Ohashi,Jang O. Oh,Ker-Hwa Tung-Ouontributors attempt to recover shifting and complex contexts in which Victorians addressed the subject of animals through a wide range of written forms. Some scholars depend on traditional biographical and historical scholarship, while others rely upon emerging theoretical positions. Summaries of th

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T. M. Radda,J. Funder,U. M. Klemen,U. K?llere for the concept of the place of animals in an ‘ideal world’. Several accounts and references inform the modern reader of the ancient conception of the ‘golden age’, and other evocations of a peaceful world (often made specifically from the point of view of an unpeaceful world) can be examined with

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J. Denis,T. Hoang-Xuan,J. F. Bonissent,K. Dogbe,C. Clay,D. Viza,F. Rosenfeld,J. Phillips,J. M. Vich which lead to these dietary choices have some broad antecedents in ancient literature (as do the negative stereotypes: see the passage of Euripides’s . below, §52); the arguments of Porphyry in particular prefigure many modern arguments against eating meat. Meat eating was generally associated with

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P. Pivetti-Pezzi,P. De Liso,W. Calcatelli,M. C. Sirianni,M. Fiorilli,I. Mezzaroma,L. Palmisano of animal (kingdom) and undefined ‘a(chǎn)nimal’, there are different species and groups of animals and even individual animals in these sociological texts. Through the examination of these different animal appearances, we understand why there are, for example, anecdotes of animal individuals in these ol

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C. Ameye,P. C. Maudgal,L. Missottenh a few biographical notes to illustrate the man’s affection for animals and then considers their inclusion within notions of the family, broadly defined. As Adam shared his garden with other species and Noah his ark, so too the redemption story is not limited to one species and is communal in natur

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