''How to Love Animals: In a Human-Shaped World'' is a book by British writer Henry Mance, published in the US by

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, the book denounces the thoughtless but profound suffering caused each day to millions of individual animals worldwide during the raising and slaughtering of livestock that takes place, allegedly for the sole purpose of bringing nutritionally superfluous meat to the plates of the dominant species, and thus please their pretentious palates. Mance advocates an ethic of compassion towards other species, including a vegan diet and a low-impact lifestyle.

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