Animal People Forum Presents:
Custom Heavy as Frost and Deep Almost as Life – What Do We Mean by Socialization?
By Karen Davis, PhD, President of United Poultry Concerns
This discussion is inspired by the English Romantic poet William Wordsworth (1770-1850), whose poem Ode on Intimations of Immortality from Recollections of Early Childhood recounts his loss of visionary insight into Nature as he became an adult. What does Wordsworth’s experience have to do with the challenges of animal rights vegan advocacy?
Shirley Temple holds a rooster.
Credit: AP Photo
Karen Davis, PhD first presented this topic on the panel “Where Did Our Compassion Go? Children, Adults and the Loss of the Human-Animal Bond” at The City College of New York, December 2, 2014. She is presenting it at the 2017 Animal Rights National Conference in Washington, DC on Saturday, August 4th in the session on Veganism as Social Deviance and is honored for it to be published on the Animal People Forum June 20, 2017.
Custom Heavy as Frost and Deep Almost as Life
— What Do We Mean by Socialization?
We look forward to seeing you at the
Animal Rights National Conference
August 3-6!
UPC is a Bronze Sponsor and will host an exhibit table.
UPC President Karen Davis and UPC Projects Manager Hope Bohanec will be speaking.