Animals confined for human benefit
by Stefanie Pearlman
Book 59 of Legal research guides -- v.
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How does Pearlman’s legal framework challenge the way society traditionally categorizes animals as mere property rather than sentient beings?
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In what ways does the book expose the tension between legal protections for animals and the economic demands of industries like farming, research, and entertainment?
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What surprised you most about the existing laws governing confined animals, and did any specific legal loophole or precedent stand out to you?
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