What It Means To Be Human: Reflections From 1791 The Present Professor Joanna Bourke Virago Press Ltd Αγγλικά Βιβλία History World

In 1872 A Woman Known Only As \ An Ernest Englishwoman\ Published Open Letter Entitled Are Women Animals?\ Which She Protested The Fact That Were Not Treated Fully Human Reality Their Status Was Worse Than Of Animals: Regulations Prohibiting Cruelty Against Dogs Horses And Cattle Significantly More Punitive Laws To What Does It Mean Be Human\ Rather Animal\ ? If Englishwoman Had Turned Her Gaze Previous Century Critique Could Equally Have Applied Slaves Time Beyond Debate Around Involved Questions Language Facial Physiology Vegetarianism Been Capable Looking 100 Years Into Future Might Wondered About Chimeras Created By Transplanting Animal Fluids Organs Bodies Or Ethics Stem Cell Research This Meticulously Researched Wide-Ranging Illuminating Book Joanna Bourke Explores Legacy Two Centuries Looks Forward Hold For Humans Animals Σελίδες: 480 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0312 Διαστάσεις: 20X20Cm