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Cigman, Ruth. 1980. Death, misfortune, and species inequality. Philosophy and Public Affairs 10(1): 47-64 SUMMARY
Cohen, Joseph. 1989. About steaks liking to be eaten: The conflicting views of symbolic interactionists and Talcott Parsons concerning the nature of relations between persons and non-human objects. Symbolic Interaction 12(2): 191-214.
Compton, David M., Kerri L. Deitrich and Summer D. Johnson. 1995. Animal rights activism and animal welfare concerns in the academic setting: levels of activism and the perceived importance of research with animals. Psychological Reports 76(1): 23-31.
Earnshaw, Gwendellyn. 1999. Equity as a paradigm for sustainability: Evolving the process toward interspecies equity. Animal Law 5: 113-146.
Hunter, S. and R.A. Brisbin, Jr . 2016. Pet Politics: The Political and Legal Lives of Cats, Dogs, and Horses in Canada and the United States. West Lafayette: Purdue University Press.
Jasper, James M. and Jane D. Poulsen. 1993. Fighting back: Vulnerabilities, blunders, and countermobilization by the targets in three animal rights campaigns. Sociological Forum 8: 639-657.
Kuzniar, Alice. 2012. Where is the Animal after Post-Humanism? Sue Coe and the Art of Quivering Life. CR: The New Centennial Review 11(2), 17-40.
Merleau-Ponty, Maurice. 2003. Nature: Course notes from the Collège de France, compiled and with notes by Dominique Séglard, translated by Robert Vallier. Evanston: Northwestern University Press.
Peggs, Kay. 2009. A hostile world for nonhuman animals: Human identification and the oppression of nonhuman animals for human good. Sociology 43 (1): 85-102.
Radford, Mike. 2001. Animal Welfare Law in Britain: Regulation and Responsibility. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
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Sutherland, Anne and Jeffrey E. Nash. 1994. Animal rights as a new environmental cosmology. Qualitative Sociology 17(2): 171-186 SUMMARY
Wise, Steven M. 1995. How nonhuman animals were trapped in a nonexistent universe. Animal Law 1(1): 15-46.
Zwart, Hub. 1997. What is an animal? A philosophical reflection on the possibility of a moral relationship with animals. Environmental Values 6(4): 377-392.
Bradshaw, Isabel Gay A. 2004. Not by bread alone: Symbolic loss, trauma, and recovery in elephant communities. Society and Animals 12 (2): 143-158.
Burghardt, Gordon M. 2009. Ethics and Animal Consciousness: How Rubber the Ethical Ruler? Journal of Social Issues, July 23: 499-521.
Fouts, Roger and Stephen Tukel Mills. 1997. Next of kin: What chimpanzees have taught me about who we are. New York: William Morrow.
Lyman-Henley, L.P. and T.B. Henley. 2000. Some thoughts on the relationship between behaviorism, comparative psychology and ethology. Anthrozoös 13(1): 15-21.
Mertens, C. and D.C. Turner. 1988. Experimental analysis of human-cat interactions during first encounters. Anthrozoös 2: 83-97.
Sims, V.K. and M.G. Chin. 2002. Responsiveness and perceived intelligence as predictors of speech addressed to cats. Anthrozoös 15(2): 166-177.
Clifton, M. 1990. Killing the female: The psychology of the hunt. The Animals' Agenda (September), 26-57.
Clutton-Brock, Juliet. 2012. Animals as Domesticates: A World View through History. East Lansing: Michigan State University Press. Review
Feral, Priscilla and Sandra Lewis. 1991. In search of a level playing field: Animal rights and the fur industry. National Trial Lawyer 3(3): 15-16, 81.
Floyd, H. Hugh, William B. Bankston and Richard A. Burgesion. 1986. An examination of the effects of young adults' social experience on their attitudes toward hunting and hunters. Journal of Sport Behavior 9: 116-130. SUMMARY
Flynn, Clifton P. 2002. Hunting and illegal violence against humans and other animals: Exploring the relationship. Society and Animals 10(2): 137-154.
Franklin, Adrian. 1996. Australian hunting and angling sports and the changing nature of human-animal relations in Australia. The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Sociology 32(3): 39-56.
Gunn, Alastair S. 2001. Environmental ethics and trophy hunting. Ethics and the Environment 6(1): 68-95. SUMMARY
Neil, D.T. 2002. Cooperative fishing interactions between Aboriginal Australians and dolphins in eastern Australia. Anthrozoös 15(1): 3-18.
Nordstrom, Patricia A., Lowell L. Wilson and Michele B. Brown. 1999. Students attitudes toward animal-derived products and services and how they affect society and the environment. Journal of Agricultural Education 40(4): 10-19.
Palmer, C. Eddie and Craig J. Forsyth. 1992. Animals, attitudes and anthropomorphic sentiment: The social construction of meat and fur in postindustrial society. International Review of Modern Sociology 22: 29-44. SUMMARY
Richardson, Glenn M. and Joseph B.R. Whitney. 1995. Goats and garbage in Khartoum, Sudan: A study of the urban ecology of animal keeping. Human Ecology 23(4): 455-475.
Shaw, W.W. and D.L. Gilbert. 1974. Attitudes of college students toward hunting. Transactions American Wildlife Conference 39: 157-162.
Townend, Christine. 1985. Pulling the Wool: A New Look at the Australian Wool Industry. Sydney, Australia: Hale and Iremonger.
Udell, M.A.R., N.R. Dorey and C.D.L. Wynne. 2010. What did domestication do to dogs? A new account of dogs' sensitivity to human actions. Biological reviews 85(2), 327-345.
Case, Carole. 1987. Deviance as rational response: Disguise, deceit, and conspiracy among racehorse trainers. Deviant Behavior 8: 329-342.
Chaudhuri, Una. 2004. Animal Acts for Changing Times. American Theater, October 2004. Available on-line at http://www.hotreview.org/articles/animalacts.htm.
Cloke Paul and Harvey C. Perkins. 2005. Cetacean performance and tourism in Kaikoura, New Zealand. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 23(6), 903–924.
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Marvin, Garry. 2001. Cultured killers: Creating and representing foxhounds. Society and Animals 9(3): 273-292.
Weaver, Harlan. 2013. Becoming in Kind: Race, Class, Gender, and Nation in Cultures of Dog Rescue and Dogfighting. American Quarterly 65(3), 689-709.
Allen, Jessica M., Diane Hammon Kellegrew, and Deborah Jaffe. 2000. The experience of pet ownership as a meaningful occupation. Canadian Journal of Occupational Therapy 57(4): 271-278.
Anderson, Lynn J. 1985. The pet in the military family at transfer time: It is no small matter. Marriage and Family Review 8(3/4): 205-222. SUMMARY
Arkow, Phil. 1996. The relationships between animal abuse and other forms of family violence. Family Violence & Sexual Assault Bulletin 12(1-2), 29-34.
Ascione, Frank R. 1998. Battered woman's reports of their partner's and their children's cruelty to animals. Journal of Emotional Abuse 1, 119-33.
Ascione, Frank, Claudia Weber and David S. Wood. 1997. The abuse of animals and domestic violence: A national survey of shelters for women who are battered. Society and Animals 5 (3), 205-218.
Baldry, A.C. 2004. The development of the PET scale for the measurement of physical and emotional tormenting against animals in adolescents. Society and Animals 12 (1): 1-17.
Blaisdell, J.D. 1999. The rise of man's best friend: The popularity of dogs as companion animals in late eighteenth-century London as reflected by the dog tax of 1796. Anthrozoös 12(2): 76-87.
Boat, B. 1995. The relationship between violence to children and violence to animals: An ignored link? Journal of Interpersonal Violence 10: 228-235.
Bowd, A.D. 1984. Development and validation of a scale of attitudes toward the treatment of animals. Educational and Psychological Measurement 44: 513-515.
Bride, Ian. 1998. Herpetofauna pet-keeping by secondary school students: Causes for concern. Society and Animals 7(2): 31-46.
Brown, Sue-Ellen. 2002. Ethnic variations in pet attachment among students at an American school of veterinary medicine. Society and Animals 10(3): 249-266.
Bryant, B.K. 1990. The richness of the child-pet relationship: A consideration of both benefits and costs of pets to children. Anthrozoös 3: 253-261.
Coston, Charisse T.M. and Babette M. Protz. 1998. Kill your dog, beat your wife, screw your neighbor's kids, rob a bank? A cursory look at an individual's vat of social chaos resulting from deviance. Free Inquiry in Creative Sociology 26(2): 153-158.
Covert, A.M., A.P. Whiren, J. Keith and C. Nelson. 1985. Pets, early adolescents, and families. Marriage and Family Review 8(3/4): 95-108.
Felthous, Alan R. 1981. Childhood cruelty to cats, dogs, and other animals. Bulletin of the American Academy of Psychiatric Law 9: 48-53.
Felthous, Alan R. 1980. Aggression against cats, dogs, and people. Child Psychiatry and Human Development 10(3): 169-177.
Felthous, Alan R. and Stephen R. Kellert. 1987. Childhood cruelty to animals and later aggression against people: A review. American Journal of Psychiatry 144(6): 710-717.
Fielding W. J., D. Samuels and J. Mather. 2002. Attitudes and actions of West Indian dog owners toward neutering their animals: A gender issue? Anthrozoös 15(3): 206-226.
Fifield, S.J. and D.K. Forsyth. A pet for the children: Factors related to family pet ownership. Anthrozoös 12(1): 24-32.
Filiatre, J.C., J.L. Millot and H. Montagner. 1986. New data on communication between the young child and his pet dog. Behavioral Processes 12(1): 33-44.
Flynn, Clifton P. 2000. Battered women and their animal companions: Symbolic interaction between human and nonhuman animals. Society and Animals 8(2): 99-127.
Flynn, Clifton P. 1999. Perpetuating animal abuse and support for interpersonal violence against women and children in families. Society and Animals 7(2): 161-172.
Henry, B.C. 2004. The relationship between animal cruelty, delinquency, and attitudes toward the treatment of animals. Society and Animals 12 (3): 185-207.
Irvine, Leslie and Laurent Cilia. 2017. More-than-human families: Pets, people, and practices in multispecies households. Sociology Compass 11(2), Published first online 7 February 2017, DOI: 10.1111/soc4.12455. Abstract
Katcher, A.H. and M.A. Rosenberg. 1979. Euthanasia and the management of the client's grief. Compendium of Continuing Education for the Practicing Veterinarian 1 (December): 887-891.
Kellert, Stephen R. 1985. Attitudes toward animals: Age-related development among children. Journal of Environmental Education 16(3): 29-39. SUMMARY
Kellert, Stephen R. and Alan R. Felthous. 1985. Childhood cruelty toward animals among criminals and non-criminals. Human Relations 38(12): 1113-1129. SUMMARY
Kidd, A.H. and R.M. Kidd. 1985. Children's attitudes toward their pets. Psychological Reports 57(1): 15-31.
Lockwood, R. and G. Hodge. 1986. The tangled web of animal abuse: The links between cruelty to animals and human violence. Humane Society News (Summer): 1-6.
Lowe S.E. and J.W.S. Bradshaw. 2002. Reponses of pet cats to being held by an unfamiliar person, from weaning to three years of age. Anthrozoös 15(1): 69-79.
McNicholas, June and Glyn M. Collis. 2000. Dogs as Catalysts for Social Interactions: Robustness of the Effect. British Journal of Psychology 91, 61–70. Abstract
Melson, G.F. and A. Fogel. 1989. Children's ideas about animal young and their care: A reassessment of gender differences in the development of nurturance. Anthrozoös 2: 265- 273.
Miller, K. and J. Knutson. 1997. Reports of severe physical punishment and exposure to animal cruelty by inmates convicted of felonies and university students. Child Abuse and Neglect 21: 59-82.
Mitchell, Robert W. and Elizabeth Edmonson. 1999. Functions of repetitive talk to dogs during play: Control, conversation, or planning? Society and Animals 7(2): 55-81.
Morrow, Virginia. 1998. My animals and other family: children's perspectives on their relationships with companion animals. Anthrozoos. 11(4):218-226.
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Patronek, Gary J. 1997. Issues for veterinarians in recognizing and reporting animal neglect and abuse. Society and Animals 5(3): 267-280.
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Rud, A.G. and A.M. Beck. 1999. Send us your favorite pet stories: Moral and developmental dimensions of children's entries in a newspaper contest. Anthrozoös 12(2): 115-120.
Rynearson, E. 1980. Pets as family members: An illustrative case history. International Journal of Family Psychiatry 1(2): 263-68.
Salman, M.D., John G. New Jr., and Suzanne Hetts. 1998. Human and animal factors related to the relinquishment of dogs and cats in 12 selected animal shelters in the United States. Journal of Applied Animal Welfare Science 1(3): 207-226.
Savishinsky, J.S. 1974. The child is father to the dog: Canines and personality processes in an Arctic community. Human Development 17: 460-466.
Scheiner, Craig Ian. 1999. Statutes with four legs to stand on? An examination of 'cruelty to police dog' laws. Animal Law 5, 177-225.
Selby, L.A. and J.D. Rhoades. 1981. Attitudes of the public towards dogs and cats as companion animals. Journal of Small Animal Practice 22: 129-137.
Small, Ellen and Jim Dale. 2001. The Two of Us: A Book About Dogs and Their Owners. Kansas City, MO: Stark Books.
Smith, Julie Ann. 2003. Beyond dominance and affection: Living with rabbits in post-humanist households. Society and Animals 11(2): 181-197.
Stahl, Peter. 2016. Old Dogs and New Tricks: Recent Developments in our Understanding of the Human–dog Relationship. Reviews in Anthropology 45, 51-68.
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Brabant, Sarah and Linda Mooney. 1989. When 'critters' act like people: Anthropomorphism in greeting cards. Sociological Spectrum 9: 477-494. SUMMARY
Cantor, Aviva. 1983. The club, the yoke, and the leash: What we can learn from the way a culture treats animals. Ms. Magazine (August): 27-29.
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Kemmerer, Lisa (ed.). 2015. Bear Necessities: Protecting Bears through Education, Advocacy, and Sanctuary. Leiden: Brill.
Kemmerer, Lisa (ed.). 2012. Primate People: Saving Nonhuman Primates through Education, Advocacy, and Sanctuary. Salt Lake City: University of Utah Press.
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