 | James C. Turner - 2000 - 204 pàgines
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 | Greta Gaard - 2010 - 342 pàgines
...which they saw as threatening " 'to freeze human emotion and sensibility. . . . Antivivisection . . . shielded the heart, the human spirit, from degradation at the hands of heartless science.' "7 Yet Singer's anecdote points up that one cannot simply turn uncritically to women as a... | |
 | Jeff Goodwin, James M. Jasper, Francesca Polletta - 2009 - 320 pàgines
...poverty, as well as against the increasingly powerful medical profession. Frances Power Cobbe, the founder of the first antivivisection society, warned...spirit, from degradation at the hands of heartless science" (Donovan 1993: 168). The recent animal rights movement has also been described as a "moral... | |
 | Susan Jean Armstrong, Richard George Botzler - 2003 - 614 pàgines
...which they saw as threatening "to freeze human emotion and sensihility. . . . Antivivisection . . . shielded the heart, the human spirit, from degradation at the hands of heartless science."" Yet Singer's anecdote points up that one cannot simply turn uncritically to women as a group... | |
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Cobbe, viewed as their enemy the "'coldly rational materialism'" of science, which they saw as threatening " 'to freeze human emotion and sensibility. . . . Antivivisection . . . shielded the heart, the human spirit, from degradation at the hands of heartless... 