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Part 1 Foreword Part 2 Introduction Chapter 3 1 Toward A Sociological Analysis of Animal Oppression Chapter 4 2 Economic Basis of Animal Oppression Chapter 5 3 Capitalist Expansion and Oppression Chapter 6 4 The Growth of Agribusiness and Global Oppression Chapter 7 5 Oppression and the Capitalist State Chapter 8 6 The Social Construction of Speciesist Reality Chapter 9 7 Toward A United Struggle against Oppression
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Elizabeth Stanbro
reviewed Animal rights/human rights on January 15, 2013 Animal rights/human rights
This book was extremely educational and eye-opening, and it made quite an impact on me. I have taken three university courses from David Nibert, and found him to be a very intelligent and passionate person. His passion for human and animal rights is very clear in this book, in which he discusses the ways that the oppression of humans and animals are intertwined. The book is full of fascinating and shocking information, and is a quick and very informative read.
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