Arguments about Animal Ethics

Greg Goodale is assistant professor of communication studies at Northeastern University.Jason Edward Black is assistant professor of communication studies at the University of Alabama.

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• Chapter 1 Ch 1: Rhetoric and "Animals": A Long History and Brief IntroductionPart 2 Part 1: Rhetorical Theory at the Human/Nonhuman Animal BoundaryChapter 3 Ch. 2: Embracing Humanimality: Deconstructing the Human/Animal DichotomyChapter 4 Ch. 3: How to Do Things Without Words: Whisperers as Rustic Authorities on Interspecies DialogueChapter 5 Ch. 4: The Battle Within: Understanding the Persuasive Affect of Internal Rhetorics in the Ethical Vegetarian/Vegan MovementPart 6 Part 2: Critiques of Animal Ethics RhetoricChapter 7 Ch. 5: I'm Too Sexy for Your Movement: An Analysis of the Failure of the Animal Rights Movement to Promote VegetarianismChapter 8 Ch. 6: PeTA and the Rhetoric of Nude ProtestChapter 9 Ch. 7: Biting Back at the Empire: The Anti-Greyhound Racing Movement's Decolonizing Rhetoric as a Countermand to the Dog Racing IndustryPart 10 Part 3: Critiques of Animal Management RhetoricChapter 11 Ch. 8: The Biomedical Research Industry and the End of Scientific RevolutionsChapter 12 Ch. 9: Protection from "Animal Rights Lunatics": The Center for Consumer Freedom and Animal Rights RhetoricChapter 13 Ch. 10: Whale Wars and the Public Screen: Mediating Animal Ethics in Violent TimesPart 14 Part 4: A Critique of Animal Ethics and Animal Management RhetoricChapter 15 Ch. 11: Feral Horses: Logos, Pathos and the Definition of Christian Dominion