ANIMALS AND THE CONCEPT OF DIGNITY:CRITICAL REFLECTIONS ON A CIRCUS PERFORMANCE

Suzanne Laba Cataldi

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This essay concerns the dignity of nonhuman animals. It is composed of three sections. The first recounts my experience of a Moscow Circus performance and records some of my thoughts, feelings, and observations of this circus' famous bears.

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