On Human-Nonhuman Relations

A Sociological Exploration of Speciesism.

12.1.09

Chomsky.

Posted by Roger Yates at 4:01 AM

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dk said...: Really poignant and on the mark! Thanks for posting this. Deborah; January 14, 2009 12:41 AM

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