Volume 13, Issue 10 (2010)
This 2010 issue of Between the Species marks a new beginning for the journal since we took it online in 2001. This is the largest edition of the journal yet, including a wide range of articles dealing with theoretical, historical, and applied philosophical issues regarding animals. In addition, we’ve included three book reviews on some recent works in the field. And we even have a short story by Josephine Donovan. Perhaps the most exciting change in the journal will be the new archives, which will include articles from the print journal. There are some genuine classic essays there, and I get reprint requests for these all the time.
There were more submissions this year than ever, so I think the time has come for the journal to come out twice a year or more, depending upon the number of submissions received.
Articles
Moral Agency in Mammalia
Mark D. Reid
Animals in the Kingdom of Ends
Heather M. Kendrick
Animals as Friends
Cynthia Townley
Between the Moment and Eternity: How Schillerian Play Can Establish Animals as Moral Agents
Jaime Denison
Second Nature and Animal Life
Stefano Di Brisco
Animals and Animals
Laurence Thomas
Discourse First, Cages Second: A New Locus for Animal Liberation
Brianne Donaldson
Book Reviews
Review of Wesley J. Smith's A Rat is a Pig is a Dog is a Boy: The Human Cost of the Animal Rights Movement
Angus Taylor
Review of Marti Kheel’s Nature Ethics: An Ecofeminist Perspective
Rachel Fernflores
Fiction
The Hunt: A Short Story
Josephine Donovan