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Ce livre raconte une autre histoire de la vie, celle qui n'est pas prise en tenaille entre la compétition et la lutte pour l'existence, mais celle qui est faite de relations de prédation et d'exploitation certes mais aussi d'entraide, de coopération, d'altruisme et de sentiments entre des individus, humains et autres. Si le principe de l'évolution des espèces est la sélection naturelle, la vie, dans les histoires individuelles qui l'expriment, dans les relations et les interactions qui s'y tissent, est aussi régie par les facteurs de lien social que sont les émotions partagées: l'empathie, la sympathie ou l'amitié.

Philosophy. --- Human-animal relationships.

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Comment des humains et des chiroptères forment-ils des communautés ? À l'échelle de la planète, les chauves-souris suscitent des sentiments ambivalents. Elles font travailler les imaginaires et les humains interagissent avec elles de multiples manières. Elles inspirent des mythes. Elles défient la pensée classificatoire. Leur sexualité intrigue et elles posent la question du genre de façon inédite. Elles alimentent la technologie, le biomimétisme. Leurs compétences et leur sensibilité ont été repérées par des collectifs humains qui les mobilisent pour se déplacer, anticiper les typhons, etc. Leurs chairs sont appréciées ou exclues des régimes alimentaires. Elles occupent une place de choix dans la pharmacopée. Furtives et invisibles, nocturnes et discrètes, la sorcellerie les sollicite. Elles incarnent des esprits et des divinités. Elles entrent dans la parenté au sein des clans comme des figures ancestrales.

Bats --- Human-animal relationships

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Understanding Animal Abuse and How to Intervene with Children and Young People offers a positive, compassion-based and trauma-informed approach to understanding and intervening in animal abuse. It provides an accessible cross-disciplinary synthesis of current international evidence on animal abuse, and a toolkit for professionals working with people and/or animals to help them understand, prevent, and intervene in cases of animal abuse. With contributions from experts in the field, this essential text offers ten user-friendly chapters with questions for reflection and key summary points. It offers a definition of animal abuse, synthesises the latest research on children, young people and animal abuse, and explores the link between animal abuse and other forms of abuse, and legal perspectives on animal abuse. The second half of the book presents a practical toolkit for professionals, offering guidance and strategies for prevention of and intervention in cases of animal abuse. It provides multidisciplinary perspectives on interventions; from teachers' and social workers roles in detection and intervention of childhood animal abuse, to the roles of enforcement agencies and veterinarians in legal cases of adult animal abuse. Together with a final chapter proposing new directions for research, policy, and practice, this guide is for all who work with children, young people and/or animals, including psychologists, social workers, veterinarians, education professionals, and animal welfare educators. It is also key reading for those involved in legal and policy issues relating to animal welfare".

Animal welfare --- Human-animal relationships

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This book is a study of how human-animal relations became increasingly significant to politics, national security, and elite identities during the transitional period in late Kory? and early Chos?n dynasty Korea from the 1270s until 1506.

Human-animal relationships. --- Hunting --- Social aspects.

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"Sharon Patricia Holland's an other brings a Black feminist analysis to thinking about human and animal relations. Specifically, Holland wants to know what relation animals have to Black humanity. For example, she studies MOVE-the communal organization advocating for nature laws and natural living in Philadelphia in the 1970s-and the way they lived alongside animals. She emphasizes the racial logics of this situation, especially in terms of the policing and white racist anti-MOVE protests that followed. What sets Holland's work apart from other books that think about human and animal relationality is her focus on cohabitation and being with each other. This focus challenges ways of thinking about ontology in post-continental philosophy, new materialism, and animal studies and also opens a new approach to these fields from the perspective of Black studies and Black feminist theory"--

Human-animal relationships. --- Human-animal relationships --- African Americans --- Feminist theory. --- History --- MOVE (Organization) --- 1900-1999 --- Pennsylvania