Ambivalente Urbanimalität. Tierversuche in der Großstadt (Deutschland 1879-1914)

June 2, 2017 | Author: Pascal Eitler | Category: Discourse Analysis, History, European History, Modern History, Cultural History, Cultural Studies, German Studies, Animal Geography, Human-Animal Relations, German History, Genealogy, Posthumanism, Animal Studies, Animal Ethics, Critical Animal Studies, Urban History, History of Science, History Of Emotions, Central European history, Urban Studies, Urbanism, Critical Discourse Analysis, Compassion, Animal Welfare, 20th Century German History, Animal Physiology, Human-Animal Relationships, Animals & Society studies, Animals in Culture, Human-Animal Studies, History of Medicine and the Body, Animal Production, Modern Germany, Modern German History, Empathy, Animals, Post-Humanism, History of Animals, Laboratory Animal Welfare, History of the Body, Animals and Society Studies, Pets and Animals, Posthumanities, Anthrozoology, Human-Animal Interactions, Anthropology, Anti-Vivisection, Laboratory Experiments, Philosophy and Sociology of Human/animal Relations, Science and Technology Studies, Cultural Studies, German Studies, Animal Geography, Human-Animal Relations, German History, Genealogy, Posthumanism, Animal Studies, Animal Ethics, Critical Animal Studies, Urban History, History of Science, History Of Emotions, Central European history, Urban Studies, Urbanism, Critical Discourse Analysis, Compassion, Animal Welfare, 20th Century German History, Animal Physiology, Human-Animal Relationships, Animals & Society studies, Animals in Culture, Human-Animal Studies, History of Medicine and the Body, Animal Production, Modern Germany, Modern German History, Empathy, Animals, Post-Humanism, History of Animals, Laboratory Animal Welfare, History of the Body, Animals and Society Studies, Pets and Animals, Posthumanities, Anthrozoology, Human-Animal Interactions, Anthropology, Anti-Vivisection, Laboratory Experiments, Philosophy and Sociology of Human/animal Relations, Science and Technology Studies