Rights of the Defenseless - Protecting Animals and Children in Gilded Age America

Rights of the Defenseless - Protecting Animals and Children in Gilded Age America

Pearson, Susan J.

The University of Chicago Press

10/2020

280

Mole

Inglês

9780226760605

15 a 20 dias

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Acknowledgments

Introduction: The Legend of Mary Ellen Wilson
1. "The Child Is an Animal":
Domesticity, Discipline, and the Logic of Joint Protection
2. "A Relic of Barbarism":
Cruelty, Civilization, and Social Order
3. "The Rights of Whatever Can Suffer":
Reconciling Liberalism and Dependence
4. "The Dove Has Claws":
Sympathy and State Power
Conclusion: From Cruelty to Child Welfare
Notes
Index
american humane society;animal;children;protection;defenselessness;gilded age;anticruelty organizations;welfare;helplessness;mary ellen wilson;domesticity;rights;discipline;policing;cruelty;civilization;social order;liberalism;dependence;sympathy;state power;removal;fines;jail time;penalties;punishment;private associations;nonfiction;history