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The Victorian Vivisection Debate: Frances Power Cobbe, Experimental Science and the "Claims of Brutes"

The Victorian Vivisection Debate: Frances Power Cobbe, Experimental Science and the "Claims of Brutes"

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Medical ReferenceSports GeneralZoology

ISBN10: 0786471190
ISBN13: 9780786471195
Publisher: McFarland & Company
Published: Nov 16 2012
Pages: 296
Weight: 0.90
Height: 0.90 Width: 5.90 Depth: 8.90
Language: English

Is it justifiable for scientists to subject live animals to open operations--forcing them to suffer for the benefit of humans? This book expounds upon a debate among such experimental scientists as Joseph Lister, Louis Pasteur and Robert Koch in Victorian England--at a time in which animal cruelty (bear-baiting, e.g.) was ubiquitous. Journalist and reformer Frances Power Cobbe became so incensed that she devoted her political and legislative talents over a thirty year period to prohibiting vivisection.

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