Sacred, Symbolic, and Contested : Critical Perspectives on Human-Animal Relations in Culture and Society /

Sacred, Symbolic, and Contested explores how animals are revered, represented, and disputed across global cultures. Through vivid case studies-from sacred cows in India to ritual slaughter in Judaism and animal commodification in industrial societies-this book reveals how human-animal relationships...

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المؤلف الرئيسي: Szarycz, Gregory S. (مؤلف)

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اللغة: English

منشور في: Leiden ; Boston : Brill, 2026.

سلاسل: Human-Animal Studies ; 31.
Social Sciences E-Books Online, Collection 2026.

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505 0 |t Front Matter -- Preliminary Material /  |r Gregory S. Szarycz -- Part 1 Sacred -- Introduction to Part 1 /  |r Gregory S. Szarycz -- Chapter 1 Sacred Souls, Cursed Beings: Unveiling the Treatment of Animals across World Religions /  |r Gregory S. Szarycz -- Chapter 2 Traditional Folk Beliefs and the Role of Animals in Polish Rural Rites /  |r Gregory S. Szarycz -- Chapter 3 From Tradition to Modernity: the Evolution of Ritual Slaughter in Islamic Culture /  |r Gregory S. Szarycz -- Chapter 4 Of Gods and Gills: a Historical Exploration of Fish in Culture /  |r Gregory S. Szarycz -- Part 2 Symbolic -- Introduction to Part 2 /  |r Gregory S. Szarycz -- Chapter 5 Between Rationalism and Sentimentalism: Philosophical Considerations regarding Ethical Norms concerning Animals /  |r Gregory S. Szarycz -- Chapter 6 From Companions to Companionship: Navigating Human-Animal Interactions and the Rise of Animaltronics in Japan /  |r Gregory S. Szarycz -- Chapter 7 Horse and Human: a Partnership through the Ages /  |r Gregory S. Szarycz -- Chapter 8 The Snake in the Tradition of Cultures and Religions: an Outline of Selected Issues /  |r Gregory S. Szarycz -- Chapter 9 Animal Insults: Why Do We Refer to Animals When Insulting Someone? /  |r Gregory S. Szarycz -- Part 3 Contested -- Introduction to Part 3 /  |r Gregory S. Szarycz -- Chapter 10 The Era of Defaunation: Civilization at War with Animals /  |r Gregory S. Szarycz -- Chapter 11 Paws and Hooves in the Polar Snow: Careless Compassion in Extreme Environments? /  |r Gregory S. Szarycz -- Chapter 12 Animals in Sport and Entertainment: a Cultural Lens on Controversial Encounters /  |r Gregory S. Szarycz -- Chapter 13 The Plea for Life: Animal Mercy Rights Examined through the Corrida de Toros /  |r Gregory S. Szarycz -- Chapter 14 Animal Welfare in China: Exploring Philosophical Foundations and Legal Frameworks /  |r Gregory S. Szarycz -- Conclusion /  |r Gregory S. Szarycz -- Back Matter -- Bibliography /  |r Gregory S. Szarycz. 
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