Boklansering: Ragnhild Sollund - Bare et dyr? @realfagsbiblioteket

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Dyrevelferdslover slår fast at alle dyr har egenverdi, og dyrevern får stadig større betydning i våre liv. Men hvordan behandler vi mennesker egentlig dyr? Hvorfor er det slik at vi ser noen dyr som våre nærmeste, mens vi spiser andre?

Er det på tide å endre holdning og innse at dyr er mer enn "bare" dyr?

Logg deg på og se professor Ragnhild Sollund og stipendiat Martine Lie i samtale om Sollunds nye bok: Bare et dyr?

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