Animal Disorders

Exploring the Complex Bonds Between Humans and Animals
Deborah Thompson's Animal Disorders delves into the often erratic and contradictory relationships humans have with animals in contemporary U.S. culture. Through a series of personal essays, Thompson examines her own involvement in disordered approaches to animals, from pet-keeping to animal hoarding, and even animal sacrifice.

This collection offers a poignant and sometimes humorous look at our complicated connections to the animal world. It's perfect for readers interested in:
Animal rights and welfareEthical considerations of pet ownershipPersonal reflections on human-animal bondsThompson's essays invite you to reflect on the cultural and personal implications of how we interact with our non-human companions, making it a thought-provoking read for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of these complex relationships.