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Marion W. Copeland2013

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Thinking Animals: Why Animal Studies Now?

Marion W. Copeland

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Published2013-02-09

VenueAnthrozoös

ISSN-L0892-7936

Languageen

Citations180

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ShelfGeographies of human-animal interactions

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