Conflicting Ideologies: Views of Animal Rights Advocates and Their Opponents

Society and Animals 2 (2):175-190 (1994)
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In order to understand the animal rights movement as it exists today in American society, it is necessary to explore the ways in which the beliefs of those who support the movement differ from the beliefs of their adversaries. Societal views generally determine the perceived differences and similarities between people and animals, and the issues surrounding these differences are fundamental to the animal rights controversy.

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10.1163/156853094x00199

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