The newest Critical Terms book from University of Chicago Press! Lori Gruen has edited Critical Terms for Animal Studies, a volume that includes chapters by philosophers and animal studies scholars. Take a look:
- Abolition (Claire Kim, political science)
- Activism (Jeff Sebo and Peter Singer, philosophy)
- Anthropocentrism (Fiona Probyn Rapsey, cultural studies)
- Behavior (Alexadra Horowitz, psychology)
- Biopolitics (Dinesh Wadiwel, politics)
- Captivity (Lori Marino, neuroscience)
- Difference (Kari Weil, comp lit)
- Emotion (Barbara King, anthropology)
- Empathy (Lori Gruen, philosophy)
- Ethics (Alice Crary, philosophy)
- Extinction (Thom Van Dooren, environmental humanities)
- Kinship (Augustin Fuentes, primatology)
- Law (Kristen Stilt, history and law)
- Life (Eduardo Kohn, anthropology)
- Matter (James Stanescu, philosophy)
- Mind (Kristin Andrews, philosophy)
- Pain (Victoria Braithwaite, biology)
- Personhood (Colin Dayan, English and law)
- Post Colonial (Maneesha Dekha, law)
- Reason (Chris Korsgaard, philosophy)
- Representation (Robert McKay, literature)
- Rights (Sue Donaldson and Will Kymlicka, philosophy)
- Sanctuary (Timothy Pachirat, political theory)
- Sentience (Gary Varner, philosophy)
- Sociality (Cynthia Willett, philosophy)
- Species (Harriet Ritvo, history)
- Vulnerability (Anat Pick, film studies)
- Welfare (Clare Palmer and Peter Sandoe, philosophy and bioethics)
- Vegan (Annie Potts, cultural studies)
