El hombre y el resto de los animales

Abstract

Is it possible to rethink the place of our species in the world that it inhabits? At a time when ecology imposes itself as an objective reality, in a planet that is not the infinite space that we once imaged it to be, but rather a world whose delicate balance is threatened by human activity, a review of the relationship between human beings and the other animals is one of the first steps to conceiving this new ecological vision. This article is dedicated to characterizing that relationship throughout Western history and addresses tendencies that, since the twentieth century, are generating new possibilities.

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