ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CLASSICAL SOURCES

OUR RELATIONSHIP WITH ANIMALS

Last updated September 16, 1999.

Prepared by Bob Corbett
Webster University

• Allchin, A.M.  WHOLENESS AND TRANSFIGURATION ILLUSTRATED IN THE LIVES OF ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI AND ST. SERAPHIM OF SAROV.   (SLG Press 1974.)

  Illustrates the concern for animals by these two figures. (Annotation by Andrew Linzey.)

• Salt, Henry S.  ANIMALS' RIGHTS CONSIDERED IN RELATION TO SOCIAL PROGRESS   Preface by Peter Singer. (Centaur Press 1980. Reprint of 19th century work.)

  It may be a little ironical that Singer would write the commending preface since he [Salt] does ot believe that animals have rights. (Annotation by Andrew Linzey.)

• Wesley, John.>  SERMONS ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS  4 vols. with biographical note by J. Beecham (Wesleyan Conference Office 1874), vol. ii (1874)

  Comprises his famous sermon, "The General Deliverance," on the future life for animals. (Annotation by Andrew Linzey.)

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