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INDEX
absent referent here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here
acknowledgment of here, here, here, here, here
animals as here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here
birds as here, here
and racism here, here, here, here
women as here, here, here, here, here, here
Accidental Tourist, The (Tyler) here
activism here
Adam see Bible; myths and legends
Alastor (Shelley) here
Alcott, Bronson here
Alda, Alan her
e
allusion here
Amazon Quarterly here, here
American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, The here, here, here, here
American Vegetarian and Health Journal here
And a Deer’s Ear here
Andreas-Salome, Lou here, here
Animal Farm (Orwell) here
animal rights here, here
Animal Rights (Salt) here
animals here, here, here, here, here
concern for, during Romantic period here
language used to mask violence against here
oppressed peoples regarded as here, here, here.here
violence against here, here, here, here, here
and women here, here, here
See also slaughter of animals
See also under absent referent
Animal Victims in Modern Fiction (Scholtmeijer) here
Animals’ Agenda here, here
Anthony, Susan B. here, here, here
antivivisection here, here, here
Ardener, Edwin here
Arendt, Hannah here
Arens, W. here
Ariadne: A Novel of Ancient Crete (Brindell) here
Armour, Philip here, here
assembly line here
Astell, Mary here
Atkinson, Ti-Grace here
Atwood, Margaret here, here, here, here
Baker, Russell here
Barash, Carol here, here, here, here
Barkas, Janet here
Barker-Benfield, G. J. here
Barnett, Rev. S. here
Barry, Dr. James here
Barry, Kathy here
Barthes, Roland here
Bartky, Sandra Lee here, here
Barton, Clara here, here, here, here
Bauman, Batya here, here
Baryshnikov, Mikhail here
Beard, George here
Bearing the Word (Homans) here, here
Beast, The: The Magazine That Bites Back here
Beattie, Ann here
Beauvoir, Simone de here
Beecher, Catherine here
Beerbohm, Max here
Behn, Aphra here, here
Benney, Norma here
Berger, John here
Berry, Rynn, Jr. here, here
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