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Title:	The anxiety of the human animal: Martin Luther on non-human animals and human animality
Authors:	Clough, David
Affiliation:	University of Chester
Citation:	In C. Deane-Drummond & D. Clough (Eds.), Creaturely theology: God, humans and other animals (pp. 41-60). London: SCM Press, 2009.
Publisher:	SCM Press
Issue Date:	2009
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/10034/133992
Additional Links:	http://www.scmpress.co.uk
Abstract:	This book chapter discusses human superiority and dominance over other animals, human commonality with and compassion for other animals, and tensions in Luther's account of animals.
Type:	Book chapter
Language:	en
Description:	This is the author's version of the book chapter.
Keywords:	Martin Luther animals
ISBN:	9780334041894
Appears in Collections:	Theology and Religious Studies

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