Cognitive ethology, Animals and Society, and the American Sociological Association

Griffin’s The Question of Animal Awareness (1976) and Animal Minds (2001) enabled and emboldened other disciplines to expand their research to include non-human animals. The creation of a dedicated section on human-animal relationships in sociology’s national professional organization is but one example.

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Animal Sentience
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2024-11-25
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https://doi.org/10.51291/2377-7478.1865
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Race, Genetics, and Society
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Cognitive ethology, Animals and Society, and the American Sociological Association

Arnold Arluke
Animal Sentience
Race, Genetics, and Society
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Cognitive ethology, Animals and Society, and the American Sociological Association

Arnold Arluke
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Abstract

Griffin’s The Question of Animal Awareness (1976) and Animal Minds (2001) enabled and emboldened other disciplines to expand their research to include non-human animals. The creation of a dedicated section on human-animal relationships in sociology’s national professional organization is but one example.

Animal SentienceVol. 9(35)
Tufts University (US), University of Oslo (NO)
Openalex Percentile: Top 76%
Race, Genetics, and Society
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