Regarding Animals (Animals, Culture and Society)
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Regarding Animals (Animals, Culture and Society)

by Arnold Arluke, Clinton R. Sanders

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Regarding Animals offers a compelling look at how humans construct meanings around animals in everyday life and cultural practices. Drawing from sociological insights, Arnold Arluke and Clinton R. Sanders reveal the profound influences of these interactions on society. This book enriches our understanding of the animal-human bond within cultural frameworks.

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Regarding Animals examines the cultural and societal aspects of human-animal interactions. Authors Arnold Arluke and Clinton R. Sanders provide a thoughtful analysis of how animals are viewed and treated within various social contexts.

The book highlights the symbolic roles animals play in human culture and society. It offers perspectives on the emotional and ethical dimensions of these relationships.

Through its exploration, the work contributes to broader discussions on animals, culture, and society. It remains a valuable resource for understanding these dynamics.

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