This antholgy, from the literature of sociology and other disciplines as well, examines the various roles that animals play in human societies, and the interactions between people and animals.

Between the Species: A Reader in Human-Animal Relationships

Politics & Social Sciences

Arluke, Arnold

Sanders, Clinton

Sociology

Pearson

Discusses the nature of gossip, examines its psychological aspects, and looks at rumors, celebrity gossip, propaganda, gossip columnists, and political gossip. Biblilog

Gossip: The Inside Scoop

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Levin, Jack

Psychology & Counseling

Springer

Focusing on the history of one medical field―rehabilitation medicine―this book provides the first systematic analysis of the underlying forces that shape medical specialization, challenging traditional explanations of occupational specialization.

The Making of Rehabilitation: A Political Economy of Medical Specialization, 1890-1980 (Comparative Studies of Health Systems and Medical Care) (Volume 15)

Gritzer, Glenn

Social Sciences

University of California Press

The aim of this introductory text in sociology is to hook students′ interest and get them to read, see and think sociologically. The book includes `snapshots′ (journalistic accounts) and `portraits′ (empirical sociological studies). Each part is introduced with an essay which ties the snapshots and portraits together and explains where and who the big ideas of the discipline came from, their context, and how they continue to be applicable to our thinking about society today. Each part ends with a section called `Developing Your Own Snapshots′ which encourages students to learn by doing their own sociological thinking. There are photo essays at the beginning of each part which serve to capture the students′ interest.

Sociology: Snapshots and Portraits of Society

Sage Publications, Inc.

From fairy tales to photography, nowhere is the complexity of human-animal relationships more apparent than in the creative arts. Art illuminates the nature and significance of animals in modern, Western thought, capturing the complicated union that has long existed between the animal kingdom and us. In Beauty and the Beast, authors Arluke and Bogdan explore this relationship through the unique lens of photo postcards. This visual medium offers an enormous and relatively untapped archive to compelling document their subject.

Beauty and the Beast: Human-Animal Relations as Revealed in Real Photo Postcards, 1905-1935

Arts & Photography

Bogdan, Robert

Photography & Video

Syracuse University Press

The Photographed Cat presents readers with an examination of how human-cat relationships are depicted in early twentieth-century photography. Examining this relationship from the perspective of the photographer and the human subjects who made or appear in these photographs, Arluke and Rolfe show that the cat photographs are valuable windows into sets of cultural values that may have existed at the time.

The Photographed Cat: Picturing Close Human-Feline Ties 1900-1940

Rolfe, Lauren

Underdogs: Pets, People, and Poverty (Animal Voices / Animal Worlds)

Underdogs looks into the rapidly growing initiative to provide veterinary care to underserved communities in North Carolina and Costa Rica and how those living in or near poverty respond to these forms of care. For many years, the primary focus of the humane community in the United States was to control animal overpopulation and alleviate the stray dog problem by euthanizing or sterilizing dogs and cats. These efforts succeeded by the turn of the century, and it appeared as though most pets were being sterilized and given at least basic veterinary care, including vaccinations and treatments for medical problems such as worms or mange. However, in recent years animal activists and veterinarians have acknowledged that these efforts only reached pet owners in advantaged communities, leaving over twenty million pets unsterilized, unvaccinated, and untreated in underserved communities. The problem of getting basic veterinary services to dogs and cats in low-income communities has suddenly become spotlighted as a major issue facing animal shelters, animal rescue groups, animal control departments, and veterinarians in the United States and abroad. In the past five to ten years, animal protection organizations have launched a new focus trying to deliver basic and even more advanced veterinary care to the many underserved pets in the Unites States. These efforts pose a challenge to these groups as does pet keeping to people living in poverty across most of the world who have pets or care for street dogs.

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Rowan, Andrew

Pets & Animal Care

University of Georgia Press

Review\nA compelling read that will stimulate the animal welfare movement’s thinking on how best to address the complex issues that reside at the intersection of people, culture, racial justice and our relationship with companion animals. -- Dr. Kevin N. Morris ― Wellbeing International\nUnderdogs looks into the rapidly growing initiative to provide veterinary care to underserved communities in North Carolina and Costa Rica and how those living in or near poverty respond to these forms of care. For many years, the primary focus of the humane community in the United States was to control animal overpopulation and alleviate the stray dog problem by euthanizing or sterilizing dogs and cats. These efforts succeeded by the turn of the century, and it appeared as though most pets were being sterilized and given at least basic veterinary care, including vaccinations and treatments for medical problems such as worms or mange. However, in recent years animal activists and veterinarians have acknowledged that these efforts only reached pet owners in advantaged communities, leaving over twenty million pets unsterilized, unvaccinated, and untreated in underserved communities.\nThe problem of getting basic veterinary services to dogs and cats in low-income communities has suddenly become spotlighted as a major issue facing animal shelters, animal rescue groups, animal control departments, and veterinarians in the United States and abroad. In the past five to ten years, animal protection organizations have launched a new focus trying to deliver basic and even more advanced veterinary care to the many underserved pets in the Unites States. These efforts pose a challenge to these groups as does pet keeping to people living in poverty across most of the world who have pets or care for street dogs.

Regarding Animals (Animals Culture And Society)

Irvine, Leslie

Temple University Press

Winner of the Charles Horton Cooley Award, Society for the Study of Symbolic Interaction, 1997 The first edition of Regarding Animals provided insight into the history and practice of how human beings construct animals, and how we construct ourselves and others in relation to them. Considerable progress in how society regards animals has occurred since that time. However, shelters continue to euthanize companion animals, extinction rates climb, and wildlife "management" pits human interests against those of animals.&nbsp; This revised and updated edition of Regarding Animals includes four new chapters, examining how relationships with pets help homeless people to construct positive personal identities; how adolescents who engage in or witness animal abuse understand their acts; how veterinary technicians experience both satisfaction and contamination in their jobs; and how animals are represented in mass media--both traditional editorial media and social media platforms. The authors illustrate how modern society makes it possible for people to shower animals with affection and yet also to abuse or kill them. Although no culture or subculture provides solutions for resolving all moral contradictions,&nbsp;Regarding Animals&nbsp;illuminates how people find ways to live with inconsistent behavior.

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Between the Species: A Reader in Human-Animal Relationships

Gossip: The Inside Scoop

The Making of Rehabilitation: A Political Economy of Medical Specialization, 1890-1980 (Comparative Studies of Health Systems and Medical Care) (Volume 15)

Sociology: Snapshots and Portraits of Society

Beauty and the Beast: Human-Animal Relations as Revealed in Real Photo Postcards, 1905-1935

The Photographed Cat: Picturing Close Human-Feline Ties 1900-1940

Underdogs: Pets, People, and Poverty (Animal Voices / Animal Worlds)

Underdogs: Pets, People, and Poverty (Animal Voices / Animal Worlds)

Regarding Animals (Animals Culture And Society)

Regarding Animals (Animals Culture And Society)