The following is a bibliography of animal rights. It includes primary, secondary, and tertiary works on the moral and legal status of non-human animals, animal welfare, animal experimentation, vegetarianism, veganism, speciesism, and related social movements. Charles R. Magel's 1989 Keyguide to Information Sources in Animal Rights describes the modern animal rights movement as beginning in the early 1970s, while identifying earlier writers such as Pythagoras, Plutarch, Porphyry, Thomas Tryon, Lewis Gompertz, Anna Kingsford, Frances Power Cobbe, Henry Stephens Salt, J. Howard Moore, and Albert Schweitzer as precursors.
Reference works
History
Books
Philosophy and ethics
Historical works
Modern works
Articles
Animal experimentation
Books
Articles and chapters
Law
Religion
Feminism and social theory
Environmental ethics
See also Animal ethics Animal law Animal liberation movement Animal rights movement Animal welfare Bibliography of veganism and vegetarianism Critical animal studies History of animal rights Speciesism
References
External links Animal Rights at PhilPapers The Animal Rights Library