Introduction / Atsuko Matsuoka and John Sorenson
1. Animal Agency, Resistance, and Escape / Sarat Colling
2. Face Us and Bear Witness! "Come Closer, as Close as You Can. . . and Try to Help!": Tolstoy, Bearing Witness, and the Save Movement / Ian Purdy and Anita Krajnc
3. The Disengagement of Journalistic Discourse about Nonhuman Animals: An Analysis / Karen Davis
4. Advertising Oppression: The Reproduction of Anthroparchy in UK Children's and "Family" Television / Matthew Cole and Kate Stewart
5. Animal Emancipation and Historical Archaeology: A Pairing Long Overdue / Daniel O. Sayers and Justin E. Uehlein
6. Political Science and the Animal Question / Paul Hamilton
7. For Spatial Emancipation in Critical Animal Studies / Richard J. White and Simon Springer
8. Psychological Implications of Undervaluing Animals: Dominance-Based Ideologies and Systems of Oppression / Gordon Hodson and Kimberly Costello
9. Humanizing the Nonhuman: A Legitimate Way for Animals to Escape Juridical Property Status? / Maneesha Deckha
8. Posthumaist Animal Studies and Zoopolitical Law / Krithika Srinivasan
11. Animal Ethics, the New Materialism, and the Question of Subjectivity / Josephine Donovan
12. A Critique of the Case against Empathy to Animal Ethics / Elisa Aaltola
13. The Radical Potential of Analytic Animal Liberation Philosophy / Jason Wyckoff
14. The Roots of My Indigenous Veganism / Margaret Robinson
15. Indigenous Worldviews and Critical Animal Studies: Decolonization and Revealing Truncated Narratives of Dominance / Ruth Koleszar-Green and Atsuko Matsouka.
