Reimagining What We Read, Look at, and Learn
Peggy Levitt
Reimagining What We Read, Look at, and Learn
Peggy Levitt
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This book traces the events and trends that defined modern humanitarianism, from the eighteenth century up to the present day. It describes the origins of international humanitarian action, the development of major humanitarian organizations and movements, the evolution of international humanitarian law, and the expansion of the international humanitarian sector.
Disanimality explores different ways of thinking about people with disabilities or chronic and terminal illnesses in relation to animals and advocacy for animal rights. The juxtaposition of disability, illness, and animality can be uncomfortable for many disability advocates, particularly if the suggestion is that the mistreatment of animals is somehow just like the mistreatment of people with disabilities.
This book offers a powerful and comprehensive analysis of immigration, mapping not only what Europeans think about the issue, but why they think it, how those attitudes are formed, and what they mean for the political future of Europe.
