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humanimalia-19180	Bartram, Angela; Hällsten, Johanna; Parker, Christine	Guest Editors’ Introduction	2024	7	.pdf	application/pdf	1851	61	38	Some of the concerns of those early debates remain as important as ever: the avoidance of anthropocentrism, an attention to the lives and experience of nonhuman animals that does not reduce them to symbolic representations of human values, and a recognition of the contested, but necessary role of animal advocacy within the field of animal studies. Our aim with this special issue is to convey a sense of what the in- terdisciplinary field of animal studies looks like now from a cultur- ally significant and visual perspective, to give contemporary criti- cal appraisal through a discussion of varying related concerns.	cache/humanimalia-19180.pdf	txt/humanimalia-19180.txt