Titlebook: Animals in Victorian Literature and Culture; Contexts for Critici Laurence W.‘Mazzeno,Ronald D. Morrison Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applic

細(xì)微差別

原諒

saphenous-vein

ORE

Cathy’s Whip and Heathcliff’s Snarl: Control, Violence, Care, and Rights in ,effort to write against both behaviors provides a striking example of the shifting position of nonhuman animals in the Victorian age. The shock readers experience at the violence in this novel allows it to be read as sympathetic to current-day ethical movements that consider the benefits of increasing the relational rights of nonhumans.

triptans

tenuous

: The Emotional Work of Pretend Playhrough observation and response to their postures, movements, and sounds. Sewell, an astute and sensitive observer of horses, deliberately invites her readers to develop similar perspectives as they “play in horsehood” through reading the autobiography of a horse.

receptors

neuron

有危險(xiǎn)

Capitalist Systems and How They Work,o narratives of sexualized violence and offer insight into issues of class. The singularity of domestic animals, like that of women, is always in question, because the individuality of bodies that can be objectified is never assured.

音樂會(huì)