“What struck me whenever I visited a farm was how much more sophisticated was the life the animals were capable of living than was assumed by those exploiting them. The more we are willing to see about their lives, the more we will see. Humans seem to take perverse pleasure in attributing stupidity to animals when it is almost always entirely a question of human ignorance.”
Quote by Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson
Work
The Face on Your Plate: The Truth About Food
This book delves into the ethical and environmental aspects of food production and consumption, examining the impact on animals, the environment, and human health. more
Author
Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson
Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson is a renowned author born on March 28, 1941. His works span across various fields including animal psychology, child psychology, and literary criticism. Masson is known for his in-depth research in animal psychology, particularly in the study of wolves and cats. His books 'The Call of the Wild: The Wisdom of the Wolves' and 'The Enigma of the Cat: A Feline Reflection' have been highly appreciated by readers. more
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