In questo libro; gli autori hanno riunito il minimo doveroso di informazioni riguardanti il supplizio cui gli animali da compagnia vengono sottoposti che raramente vengono divulgate dai media; se non per qualche sporadica notizia riportata solo e dove vestisse il tono drammatico della tragedia; magari colorata di sangue. Eppure le ferite degli animali non sempre sanguinano e non sempre sono fisiche: la loro sofferenza egrave; spesso cronica e li accompagna per tutta la loro esistenza.Finalmente un libro svela i retroscena di un mondo spesso incompreso.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy maralyn wilsonWell written !0 of 1 people found the following review helpful. A lively and very smart bookBy Susan AlexanderIn My Fair Ladies. art-historian/painter/ professor Julie Wosk has given us a brilliant history of artificial (read "man-made") women. along with her insightful commentary into this fascinating phenomenon.Beginning with a lively discussion of the Pygmalion myth first created in ancient Greece. a myth that has evolved over the centuries into many different versions. including the play by George Bernard Shaw and musical theaters My Fair Lady. Wosks book moves swiftly through literature. movies. TV. art. robotics. and photography.Richly illustrated with photographs. art. and scenes from movies and television. the book includes Wosks clever commentary on the apparently unending male desire to create artificial--even robotic--women.My Fair Ladies presents an extraordinary cavalcade of "artificial evesrdquo; in this lively and very smart book.1 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy KaylaGreat book from a great professor
