دانلود کتاب Zoos and animal rights : the ethics of keeping animals

4,500 years of zoos and animal keeping --Egypt --Mesopotamia --Greece --Rome --Ancient China --Medieval Europe --Medieval China --British deerparks --Late middle ages and renaissance times --Mexico --European zoos 1500-1800 --Menageries --London Zoo in the nineteenth century --Carl Hagenbeck --Woburn --Other twentieth-century developments --Animals and their rights --Animals themselves --Animal rights --Animals' right to freedom --Wildness, cruelty and domination --Wildness --Do zoos keep wild animals? --Cruelty --Domination --Wild living versus zoo living --Length of life and violent death --Are zoo animals healthier than wild animals? --Food, pleasure and purpose --Evolution and adaptation --Judging well-being --Health --Breeding --Natural behaviour --Abnormal behaviour --Direct indications --Theoretical assessment --Keeping and display of animals --Six ways of keeping animals --Aesthetics and purpose of zoo design --Aesthetic of the naturalistic --Is it captivity? (cont) Why conservation is a moral matter --Caring for objects --Different ways of conserving --Vandalism --Animals as natural works of art --Animals as animals --Why animals merit double respect --Zoos and conservation --Conservational captive breeding --Breeding technology --Culling --Reintroduction --Species selection, valuing and finance --Supplementary conservational roles --Science in zoos --Taxonomy --General observation and investigation --Veterinary study --Genetics --Behaviour --Source for anatomical material --Milieu for scientific activities --On zoos not being scientific --Usefulness of science in zoos --Education in zoos --Why keep real animals? --Involvement with animals --On zoological and other gardens --On real plants and animals --Communities or prisons? --Taking animals from the wild.