"The Vivisection Question" delves into the controversial practice of animal experimentation during the late 19th century. Written by Clifton F. Hodge, the book presents a comprehensive overview of the arguments for and against vivisection, examining its scientific validity, ethical implications, and social impact. Hodge navigates the complexities surrounding this contentious issue, offering insights into the perspectives of scientists, activists, and the general public.
This historical account sheds light on the debates that shaped the animal rights movement and continue to resonate in contemporary discussions about animal welfare and scientific research. "The Vivisection Question" serves as a valuable resource for understanding the historical context of animal experimentation and its lasting legacy.
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