Why animals matter

animal consciousness, animal welfare, and human well-being

Pages: 209
Published: 2012
Language: English

Marian Stamp Dawkins explores the profound question of why animals matter, examining their consciousness and welfare. This book delves into the ethical and scientific dimensions of human-animal relationships, drawing on comparative psychology to challenge our understanding. It offers a compelling argument for re-evaluating our responsibilities towards the animal kingdom.

Prose complexity: 7/10

Informative Intellectual Thought-Provoking Complex

Animals Philosophy Psychology Science & Nature

Marian Stamp Dawkins

Marian Stamp Dawkins is a British biologist and ethologist. She is recognized for her work in animal behavior and welfare, including her book The Tinbergen Legacy. Dawkins has contributed significantly to our understanding of animal consciousness and scientific methodology.