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Roots of Human Resistance to Animal Rights: Psychological and Conceptual Blocks
Animal Law 8:143-176 (2002)
Abstract
A combined psychological-epistemological study of the blocks that stand in the way of the human recognition of the sentience and legal rights of non-human animals. Originally published in the Lewis and Clark law journal, Animal Law, and subsequently translated into German and into Portuguese.Author's Profile
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