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Understanding Animal Welfare

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2008
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Understanding Animal Welfare is an insightful book written by David Fraser. The book situates contemporary welfare issues within their historical context by tracing the evolution of ideas that have shaped current thought.

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David Fraser

David Fraser is a Canadian scientist whose research helped establish animal welfare as a field linking biology, ethics, and practical care. Understanding Animal Welfare places that science in its cultural context, explaining how ideas about health, emotional states, and natural living shape the assessment of animals’ lives.

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First published
2008
Pages
336
Language
English
Formats
PDF, Read online