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Free Worldwide Delivery : Fear of the Animal Planet : Paperback : AK Press : 9781849350266 : 1849350264 : 11 Jan 2011 : Animals hate captivity; they tell us all the time. We just aren't listening.

Pages: 8, Digital, Elsevier

For years, people have thought that to get rid of a phobia, you have to go near the feared animal until you get used to it - a process most people simply refuse to go through .

A Siberian tiger at the San Francisco Zoo leaps a 12-foot high wall and mauls three visitors who had been tormenting her, killing one. A circus elephant tramples and gores a sadistic trainer, who had repeatedly fed her lit cigarettes. A pair of orangutans at the San Diego Zoo steal a crowbar and screwdriver and break-out of their enclosure. An orca at Sea World snatches his trainer into the pool and holds her underwater until she drowns. What's going on here? Are these mere accidents? Simply cases...

"Jason Hribal's Fear of the Animal Planet does a great service in chronicling the resistance of nonhuman animals against the multiplicity of human institutions of exploitation and oppression. It is a timely and vitally important book that promises to dramatically reshape debates in science, law, philosophy, and the burgeoning -- but largely sterile -- field of animal studies. One radical upshot of the book is to extend the notion of agency to nonhuman animals and to show many of them -- such as...

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Pages: 11, Digital, Elsevier

by Sue Mi Yu One thing most girls would take for granted is the ability to pet a dog or cat and have animals come up to them. However, for Haeju, this everyday ability becomes her lifelong dream as every animal for some reason seems to fear her. One day, she has a run-in with a notorious school bully but, strangely enough, she comes out of the incident having made friends with the most feared person around. Coincidentally, Haeju finds out that this bully has the ability to hear and talk to animals...

Developed in the 18th century by a German physician, Dr. Samuel Hahnemann, homeopathy is a traditional synergy of energy healing, herbal nutrition and natural healing that uses very small, diluted doses from plants, minerals and animals to activate the body's own healing process, which allows the body to heal naturally. The first law of homeopathy is that like cures like, or the "Law of Similars". Dr. Hahnemann observed that the substance Cinchona (Peruvian bark), an accepted cure for malaria, administered...

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Developed in the 18th century by a German physician, Dr. Samuel Hahnemann, homeopathy is a traditional synergy of energy healing, herbal nutrition and natural healing that uses very small, diluted doses from plants, minerals and animals to activate the body's own healing process, which allows the body to heal naturally. The first law of homeopathy is that like cures like, or the "Law of Similars". Dr. Hahnemann observed that the substance Cinchona (Peruvian bark), an accepted cure for malaria, administered...

Now you take acrophobia, the fear of heights, and zoophobia, the fear of animals and put it together and you have the fear of mountain goats! Is anybody of them? Well, he catalogued them from A to Z and he began with A. He talked about acrophobia, agoraphobia which is the fear of wide open places. You can't live in West Texas if you have that one, amen? He talked about claustrophobia, that is like being on an elevator, afraid of a closed in kind of place. And then there is neophobia, that is...