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our continuing romance with wildlife. Generally, the research accounts for our "intimate involvement with the natural world." Implicitly, Olmert's claim is that as the discovery of DNA fulfilled Darwin's theory of evolution, so research on
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(individual property) and wildlife (state property). What are the implications of this class of unowned, autonomous animals for policy and the status of animals? Srinivasan examines the Indian street dog as a possible model for how we "could and
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protect the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and its fragile populations of animals from the petroleum industry. And in the mountain states where reintroduced populations of gray wolves have prospered under Endangered Species Act protection,
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Michael Soulé of Wildlife Network. These are:
1) Humanism, a concern for humanity
2) Animalism, a concern for the animals we control
3) Naturism, a concern for the wild, evolutionary biodiversity which is under
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bashing. No more treating wildlife (especially threatened and endangered ones) like cash crops.
The ASI’s Animals' Platform , although designed for U.S. policy, reflects the principals of humane treatment toward wild and domestic
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in local zoning that impacts wildlife, government subsidized agriculture, cruel and useless animal experimentation, and many, many other areas.
It is easy to feel an impotent rage over such abuses, but the wild horse incident presents an
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139. ASI: HAS Courses in English & Literature
uses companion animals and wildlife, real as well as imagined, to shape and reflect social values. Readings are approached from sociological and literary perspectives. Students are asked to develop creative writing exercises with animals as theme
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140. ASI: HAS Courses in History
and interacts with wildlife. Human/animal relationships will be examined in a range of physical locations, including the laboratory, field, national park and zoo, and in a range of cultural and social settings. Within these various
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