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The Philosophy of Cats de Federica Sgarbi

The Philosophy of Cats

Autor Federica Sgarbi
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 30 sep 2012
The author of this book runs a cat rescue centre, and found that applying the thoughts of great philosophers was a very successful way of finding new homes for abandoned cats. In this uplifting book, she describes the philosophy she developed and what we can learn from our feline friends.
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ISBN-13: 9781908096036
ISBN-10: 1908096039
Pagini: 224
Ilustrații: 16 black and white photographs
Dimensiuni: 205 x 139 x 17 mm
Greutate: 0.23 kg
Editura: Gibson Square Books Ltd

Notă biografică

Federica Sgarbi is a passionate cat-lover. She runs a volunteer kennel for rescue cats. She has a degree in philosophy and in psychology and is currently working on a PhD in philosophy. The inspiration for the book came when some of her friends joked that philosophers were impractical.

Descriere

Have you ever thought about cats? Federica Sgarbi has - so much so that she has written a book about their enigmatic attraction.One weekend Federica paid a visit to her local cattery. It gave her an idea. She worked tirelessly through lonely-cat ads to re-home all of its seventy eight abandoned, elderly and injured cats who might otherwise never again have enjoyed the company of a loving owner. This heart-warming book is for all of her rescue cats and brings together their adorable true stories and photos - from one-eyed Ying Yang, elderly Sovereign, to lost-and-found Swami.Throughout, Federica uses famous thinkers to raise questions about our curious feline friends. What is it about cats that makes us crave them as companions time and time again? What does it say about a person's moral compass when they mistreat a pet? And, what can we practically do to give every cat the affection and care it deserves?