Sue Donaldson y Will Kymlicka. Zoopolis: Una revolución animalista - Errata naturae (Madrid 2018) 552p
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Sue Donaldson y Will Kymlicka son una pareja formada por una activista vegana y un filósofo político han hecho una nueva propuesta en el campo de los derechos animales. Su obra Zoopolis: una revolución animalista se ha convertido en todo un clásico de los derechos animales. Su originalidad radica en la consideración política de la animalidad. De este modo, los animales domesticados se vuelven ciudadanos, los salvajes son extranjeros y los liminales, aquellos que no son ni domesticados ni salvajes, se convierten en casi-ciudadanos. Su propuesta, seguro, no dejará a nadie indiferente.
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Agusti Polis, Alex. «Sue Donaldson y Will Kymlicka. Zoopolis: Una revolución animalista - Errata naturae (Madrid 2018) 552p». DA. Derecho Animal. Forum of Animal Law Studies, vol.VOL 9, n.º 2, pp. 132-6, https://raco.cat/index.php/da/article/view/349359.
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