"Misperceiving and underestimating the ubiquitous chicken" by Carrie P. Freeman

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Freeman, Carrie P. (2017) Misperceiving and underestimating the ubiquitous chicken. Animal Sentience 17(7)

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Lori Marino, The inconvenient truth about thinking chickens

Abstract

Marino has provided an accurate and nuanced view about chickens’ complex capabilities as sentient individuals. I explore the implications of these findings for scholars as well as for activists in the protection of farmed animals.

Author Biography

Carrie P. Freeman publishes on media ethics, activist communication, environmental communication, and critical animal studies. In 2014, she published the vegan advocacy book Framing Farming: Communication Strategies for Animal Rights. She co-authored the www.animalsandmedia.org style guide for responsible representations of animals.

works.bepress.com/carrie_freeman/

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10.51291/2377-7478.1251

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