What is an Animal?

Biosemiotics 2 (3):361-365 (2009)
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original Pain, Stephen (2009) "What is an Animal?: Review of Animal Encounters (2009) Edited by Tom Tyler and Manuela Rossini, Leiden: Brill. 266pp ISBN: 9789004168671. List price:€ 79.00/US $117.00 (Book Review)". Biosemiotics 2(3):361-365

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