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abf-58	Reidinger, Melinda	We Think With Animals, and Thereby We Are Human: Review of Animals and Inequality in the Ancient World by Benjamin S. Arbuckle & Sue Ann McCarty (eds)	2016	15	.pdf	application/pdf	5820	178	42	He suggests following Ingold’s (2008) lead and viewing animals, therefore, as “shifting nodes of interconnected properties and relationships” (p. 252), which allows us to trace out the unique life stories of individuals. We Think With Animals, and Thereby We Are Human Review by Melinda Reidinger Animals and Inequality in the Ancient World by Benjamin S. Arbuckle & Sue Ann McCarty (eds) University Press of Colorado, 2015 As soon as I learned about the publication of Animals and Inequality in the Ancient World, I was eager to acquire a copy because of my own interests in the historical uses of animals and in food studies.	cache/abf-58.pdf	txt/abf-58.txt
