Description:
By considering multiple nonhuman or more-than-human perspectives, this book stimulates imaginative, non-anthropocentric ways of narrating the world, moving beyond traditional biblical narratives and interpretations centered on human protagonists.
Review Quotes:
"This innovative volume is essential reading for anyone interested in the important and growing subfield at the intersection of Biblical Studies and Animal Studies. A wide range of compelling chapters press new questions of methodology and content, with the potential to transform readings of non-human animals in the Bible, and raise challenging questions for the human exploitation of other animals." - David L. Clough, University of Aberdeen