… seen, there are many psychological processes that serve to reinforce the belief that meat
eating is an acceptable practice. In her book, Why We Love Dogs, Eat Pigs, and Wear Cows, …

… of why we interact with different … We Love, Some We Hate, Some We Eat: Why It's So Hard
to Think Straight About Animals, Melanie Joy's Why We Love Dogs, Eat Pigs, and Wear Cows: …

… we have access to, and from which we build our histories, were written by humans. That is:
whether we like it or not, do our sources remain at a distance from the real animals they …

… As I argue elsewhere, love is the placeholder, the justification, for ethical inconsistency in …
of the one/s we love). But the ethically otherwise does not have the luxury of aberration and …

… However, in this article, I focus on the opposite journey, ie, … I have conducted research into
both cat- and dog-meat consumption in Korea, the focus of this article will be on dogs and dog-…

… surroundings, we hypothesized that people would perceive less … Additionally, we expected
livestock animals (ie, pigs and cattle) … than pet animals (ie, cats, dogs, and miniature rabbits). …

Recent developments in the ideology of speciesism (meaning bias against members of other
animal species) within the media deserve analysis. Such discussion is important because …

… For thousands of years, we have watched animals and they have watched us. We have
talked to them and they have talked to us. We have learned to communicate with many animal …