Animals and the Environment: Advocacy, Activism, and the Quest for Common Ground

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Cover Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Table of Contents List of contributors Acknowledgments Introduction PART I ESTABLISHING AND EXPLORING COMMON GROUND 1 Conflict and Accord: A Critical Review of Theory and Methods for Earth and Animal Advocacy SECTION I FOUNDATIONS: THEORETICAL CONNECTIONS 2 Beyond Intersectionality to Total Liberation 3 Earthlings Seeking Justice: Integrity, Consistency, and Collaboration 4 Caring for Earth and Her Creatures 5 Activism and Asian Wisdom: Oneness, Interdependence, and Harmony SECTION II COMMON GROUND: WILDLIFE AND WILDERNESS 6 Hunting Delusions 7 Essential Elements for Elephants: Problems and Solutions 8 Trapped: Individuals, Species, and Ecosystems at Risk 9 Seeing is Believing: Nature Films in a Patriarchal Culture SECTION III COMMON GROUND: DIETARY CHOICE 10 So You Want to Stop Devouring Ecosystems? Do the Math! 11 A Fishy Business 12 Farm Gone Factory: Industrial Animal Agriculture, Animal Welfare, and the Environment 13 Eating Ecosystems SECTION IV COMMON GROUND: RAISING QUESTIONS, PONDERING CONNECTIONS 14 The Many and the One 15 Conservation Research and Animal Activism: In Search of a Better Balance 16 Plague 17 The Morning of the World PART II POLITICS, ORGANIZED ACTIVISM, AND PERSONAL ENCOUNTERS SECTION I FOUNDATIONS: COMMUNITY AND POLITICS 18 Enforcing Human Rights for People, Animals, and the Planet 19 Recipe for Cooperation: Omniocracy and the Definitional Good 20 Deeper than Numbers: Consumers, Condoms, Cows SECTION II BRINGING CHANGE: ACTIVISTS AND NGOS 21 Hunting for a Trophy Hunting Ethic: Big Bears and Little Men (with Big Guns) 22 Camp Uganda 23 Preserving Earth is Protecting Animals SECTION III BRINGING CHANGE: PERSONAL ENCOUNTERS AND REFLECTIONS 24 Keeping Caged Animals, Keeping Secrets: Working as a Keeper at the Zoo 25 Intersections: Activism and the Natural Sciences 26 Ecology, Food, and Holistic Politics Index