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Herausgeber: Gross, Aaron S.; Aftandilian, Dave; Ambros, Barbara R.
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Animals and Religion
Herausgeber: Gross, Aaron S.; Aftandilian, Dave; Ambros, Barbara R.
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This volume demonstrates how animals have played key roles in every known religious tradition and how animals have crucially shaped how we understand ourselves, the other living beings around us, and our relationships with them.
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This volume demonstrates how animals have played key roles in every known religious tradition and how animals have crucially shaped how we understand ourselves, the other living beings around us, and our relationships with them.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 302
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. Februar 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 245mm x 176mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 556g
- ISBN-13: 9781032330181
- ISBN-10: 103233018X
- Artikelnr.: 69431887
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 302
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. Februar 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 245mm x 176mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 556g
- ISBN-13: 9781032330181
- ISBN-10: 103233018X
- Artikelnr.: 69431887
Dave Aftandilian is Associate Professor of Anthropology, member of the leadership team for the Compassionate Awareness and Living Mindfully (CALM) Program, and founding Director of the Human-Animal Relationships (HARE) Program at Texas Christian University. Barbara R. Ambros is Professor of Religious Studies at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. Aaron S. Gross is Professor of Religious Studies at the University of San Diego, a past president of the Society for Jewish Ethics, and the founder of the nonprofit organization Farm Forward.
On Human Animal Being: An Opening Linda Hogan Introduction to Animals and
Religion Aaron S. Gross, Dave Aftandilian, and Barbara R. Ambros Part I:
Religion and Identity 1. L'nuwey Views of Animal Personhood and Their
Implications Margaret Robinson 2. Animal Consciousness and Cognition
Robert W. Mitchell and Mark A. Krause 3. Emotion Donovan O. Schaefer 4.
Gender and Sexuality Katharine Mershon 5. Race, Animals, and a New Vision
of the Beloved Community Christopher Carter 6. From Inspirational Beings to
"Mad" Veg/ans: Tensions and Possibilities between Animal Studies and
Disability Studies Alan Santinele Martino and Sarah May Lindsay 7. Human
Beings and Animals: Same, Other, Indistinct? Matthew Calarco Part II:
Religious Practices and Presence 8. Learning to Walk Softly: Intersecting
Insect Lifeworlds in Everyday Buddhist Monastic Life Lina Verchery 9. An
Islamic Case for Insect Ethics Sarra Tlili 10. Animal Theology Allison
Covey 11. Blue Theology and Water Torah: People of Faith Caring for Marine
Wildlife Dave Aftandilian 12. Animal Families in the Biblical Tradition
Beth A. Berkowitz 13. The Cat Mitzvah: Jewish Literary Animals Andrea Dara
Cooper 14. Blessings of Pets in Jewish and Christian Traditions Laura
Hobgood 15. Becoming-Priceless through Sacrifice: A Goat for San
Lázaro-Babalú Ayé Todd Ramón Ochoa 16. Refraining from Killing and
Releasing Life? The Ethical Dilemmas of Animal Release Rituals in East Asia
Barbara R. Ambros 17. Vegetarianism, Prohibited Meats, and Caring for
Animals in Chinese Religious History Vincent Goossaert 18. The Difficult
Virtue of Vegetarianism in Tibetan Buddhism Geoffrey Barstow 19. Veganism
as Spiritual Practice Adrienne Krone 20. The Spiritual Practice of
Providing Sanctuary for Animals Barbara Darling 21. Cow Care in Hindu
Animal Ethics Kenneth R. Valpey 22. The Council of All Beings: A Deep
Ecology Ritual Connecting People with Animals and the Natural World Eric D.
Mortensen 23. Commemorating Animals in Asia, Europe, and the U.S.:
Celebrating Kinship or Manifesting Difference? Barbara R. Ambros Part III:
Religious Responses to Animal Lives 24. Contemplative Practices for
Connecting to Animals (and Ourselves) Dave Aftandilian 25. Companion
Animals Laura Hobgood 26. Domestication and Religion Nerissa Russell 27.
The Ethics of Eating Animals: Jewish Responses Aaron S. Gross 28.
Meditations on Living with Ghosts: The Settlement Legacy of Buffalo
Extinction James Hatley 29. Urban Wildlife: Threats, Opportunities, and
Religious Responses Seth B. Magle and Dave Aftandilian 30. The Connection
We Share: Animal Spirituality and the Science of Sacred Encounters Barbara
Smuts, Becca Franks, Monica Gagliano, and Christine Webb. About the
Contributors Index
Religion Aaron S. Gross, Dave Aftandilian, and Barbara R. Ambros Part I:
Religion and Identity 1. L'nuwey Views of Animal Personhood and Their
Implications Margaret Robinson 2. Animal Consciousness and Cognition
Robert W. Mitchell and Mark A. Krause 3. Emotion Donovan O. Schaefer 4.
Gender and Sexuality Katharine Mershon 5. Race, Animals, and a New Vision
of the Beloved Community Christopher Carter 6. From Inspirational Beings to
"Mad" Veg/ans: Tensions and Possibilities between Animal Studies and
Disability Studies Alan Santinele Martino and Sarah May Lindsay 7. Human
Beings and Animals: Same, Other, Indistinct? Matthew Calarco Part II:
Religious Practices and Presence 8. Learning to Walk Softly: Intersecting
Insect Lifeworlds in Everyday Buddhist Monastic Life Lina Verchery 9. An
Islamic Case for Insect Ethics Sarra Tlili 10. Animal Theology Allison
Covey 11. Blue Theology and Water Torah: People of Faith Caring for Marine
Wildlife Dave Aftandilian 12. Animal Families in the Biblical Tradition
Beth A. Berkowitz 13. The Cat Mitzvah: Jewish Literary Animals Andrea Dara
Cooper 14. Blessings of Pets in Jewish and Christian Traditions Laura
Hobgood 15. Becoming-Priceless through Sacrifice: A Goat for San
Lázaro-Babalú Ayé Todd Ramón Ochoa 16. Refraining from Killing and
Releasing Life? The Ethical Dilemmas of Animal Release Rituals in East Asia
Barbara R. Ambros 17. Vegetarianism, Prohibited Meats, and Caring for
Animals in Chinese Religious History Vincent Goossaert 18. The Difficult
Virtue of Vegetarianism in Tibetan Buddhism Geoffrey Barstow 19. Veganism
as Spiritual Practice Adrienne Krone 20. The Spiritual Practice of
Providing Sanctuary for Animals Barbara Darling 21. Cow Care in Hindu
Animal Ethics Kenneth R. Valpey 22. The Council of All Beings: A Deep
Ecology Ritual Connecting People with Animals and the Natural World Eric D.
Mortensen 23. Commemorating Animals in Asia, Europe, and the U.S.:
Celebrating Kinship or Manifesting Difference? Barbara R. Ambros Part III:
Religious Responses to Animal Lives 24. Contemplative Practices for
Connecting to Animals (and Ourselves) Dave Aftandilian 25. Companion
Animals Laura Hobgood 26. Domestication and Religion Nerissa Russell 27.
The Ethics of Eating Animals: Jewish Responses Aaron S. Gross 28.
Meditations on Living with Ghosts: The Settlement Legacy of Buffalo
Extinction James Hatley 29. Urban Wildlife: Threats, Opportunities, and
Religious Responses Seth B. Magle and Dave Aftandilian 30. The Connection
We Share: Animal Spirituality and the Science of Sacred Encounters Barbara
Smuts, Becca Franks, Monica Gagliano, and Christine Webb. About the
Contributors Index
On Human Animal Being: An Opening Linda Hogan Introduction to Animals and
Religion Aaron S. Gross, Dave Aftandilian, and Barbara R. Ambros Part I:
Religion and Identity 1. L'nuwey Views of Animal Personhood and Their
Implications Margaret Robinson 2. Animal Consciousness and Cognition
Robert W. Mitchell and Mark A. Krause 3. Emotion Donovan O. Schaefer 4.
Gender and Sexuality Katharine Mershon 5. Race, Animals, and a New Vision
of the Beloved Community Christopher Carter 6. From Inspirational Beings to
"Mad" Veg/ans: Tensions and Possibilities between Animal Studies and
Disability Studies Alan Santinele Martino and Sarah May Lindsay 7. Human
Beings and Animals: Same, Other, Indistinct? Matthew Calarco Part II:
Religious Practices and Presence 8. Learning to Walk Softly: Intersecting
Insect Lifeworlds in Everyday Buddhist Monastic Life Lina Verchery 9. An
Islamic Case for Insect Ethics Sarra Tlili 10. Animal Theology Allison
Covey 11. Blue Theology and Water Torah: People of Faith Caring for Marine
Wildlife Dave Aftandilian 12. Animal Families in the Biblical Tradition
Beth A. Berkowitz 13. The Cat Mitzvah: Jewish Literary Animals Andrea Dara
Cooper 14. Blessings of Pets in Jewish and Christian Traditions Laura
Hobgood 15. Becoming-Priceless through Sacrifice: A Goat for San
Lázaro-Babalú Ayé Todd Ramón Ochoa 16. Refraining from Killing and
Releasing Life? The Ethical Dilemmas of Animal Release Rituals in East Asia
Barbara R. Ambros 17. Vegetarianism, Prohibited Meats, and Caring for
Animals in Chinese Religious History Vincent Goossaert 18. The Difficult
Virtue of Vegetarianism in Tibetan Buddhism Geoffrey Barstow 19. Veganism
as Spiritual Practice Adrienne Krone 20. The Spiritual Practice of
Providing Sanctuary for Animals Barbara Darling 21. Cow Care in Hindu
Animal Ethics Kenneth R. Valpey 22. The Council of All Beings: A Deep
Ecology Ritual Connecting People with Animals and the Natural World Eric D.
Mortensen 23. Commemorating Animals in Asia, Europe, and the U.S.:
Celebrating Kinship or Manifesting Difference? Barbara R. Ambros Part III:
Religious Responses to Animal Lives 24. Contemplative Practices for
Connecting to Animals (and Ourselves) Dave Aftandilian 25. Companion
Animals Laura Hobgood 26. Domestication and Religion Nerissa Russell 27.
The Ethics of Eating Animals: Jewish Responses Aaron S. Gross 28.
Meditations on Living with Ghosts: The Settlement Legacy of Buffalo
Extinction James Hatley 29. Urban Wildlife: Threats, Opportunities, and
Religious Responses Seth B. Magle and Dave Aftandilian 30. The Connection
We Share: Animal Spirituality and the Science of Sacred Encounters Barbara
Smuts, Becca Franks, Monica Gagliano, and Christine Webb. About the
Contributors Index
Religion Aaron S. Gross, Dave Aftandilian, and Barbara R. Ambros Part I:
Religion and Identity 1. L'nuwey Views of Animal Personhood and Their
Implications Margaret Robinson 2. Animal Consciousness and Cognition
Robert W. Mitchell and Mark A. Krause 3. Emotion Donovan O. Schaefer 4.
Gender and Sexuality Katharine Mershon 5. Race, Animals, and a New Vision
of the Beloved Community Christopher Carter 6. From Inspirational Beings to
"Mad" Veg/ans: Tensions and Possibilities between Animal Studies and
Disability Studies Alan Santinele Martino and Sarah May Lindsay 7. Human
Beings and Animals: Same, Other, Indistinct? Matthew Calarco Part II:
Religious Practices and Presence 8. Learning to Walk Softly: Intersecting
Insect Lifeworlds in Everyday Buddhist Monastic Life Lina Verchery 9. An
Islamic Case for Insect Ethics Sarra Tlili 10. Animal Theology Allison
Covey 11. Blue Theology and Water Torah: People of Faith Caring for Marine
Wildlife Dave Aftandilian 12. Animal Families in the Biblical Tradition
Beth A. Berkowitz 13. The Cat Mitzvah: Jewish Literary Animals Andrea Dara
Cooper 14. Blessings of Pets in Jewish and Christian Traditions Laura
Hobgood 15. Becoming-Priceless through Sacrifice: A Goat for San
Lázaro-Babalú Ayé Todd Ramón Ochoa 16. Refraining from Killing and
Releasing Life? The Ethical Dilemmas of Animal Release Rituals in East Asia
Barbara R. Ambros 17. Vegetarianism, Prohibited Meats, and Caring for
Animals in Chinese Religious History Vincent Goossaert 18. The Difficult
Virtue of Vegetarianism in Tibetan Buddhism Geoffrey Barstow 19. Veganism
as Spiritual Practice Adrienne Krone 20. The Spiritual Practice of
Providing Sanctuary for Animals Barbara Darling 21. Cow Care in Hindu
Animal Ethics Kenneth R. Valpey 22. The Council of All Beings: A Deep
Ecology Ritual Connecting People with Animals and the Natural World Eric D.
Mortensen 23. Commemorating Animals in Asia, Europe, and the U.S.:
Celebrating Kinship or Manifesting Difference? Barbara R. Ambros Part III:
Religious Responses to Animal Lives 24. Contemplative Practices for
Connecting to Animals (and Ourselves) Dave Aftandilian 25. Companion
Animals Laura Hobgood 26. Domestication and Religion Nerissa Russell 27.
The Ethics of Eating Animals: Jewish Responses Aaron S. Gross 28.
Meditations on Living with Ghosts: The Settlement Legacy of Buffalo
Extinction James Hatley 29. Urban Wildlife: Threats, Opportunities, and
Religious Responses Seth B. Magle and Dave Aftandilian 30. The Connection
We Share: Animal Spirituality and the Science of Sacred Encounters Barbara
Smuts, Becca Franks, Monica Gagliano, and Christine Webb. About the
Contributors Index