Includes bibliographical references (pages 209-258) and index.
Contents:
Introduction -- 1. The significant voice : address and the animal sign -- 2. Creaturely origins : Enlightenment naturalism and the animal voice -- 3. The addressive animal : the Augustans and "tyrant custom" -- 4. Creaturely advocacy : poetic vocation in the age of sensibility -- 5. Sensibilities into statutes : animal rights and the afterlife of sensibility -- Afterword : The law and the factory.
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