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Introduction Chapter One High Praise of Animals ¢ñ£®Beauty and Loveliness ¢ò£®Happiness and Carefreeness ¢ó£®Loyalty and Dutifulness Chapter Two Great Concern for Animals ¢ñ£®Showing Concern£¬Love or Sympathy to Animals ¢ò£®Harmony Or Good Relationship Between Man and Animals ¢ó£®Irony or Criticism of People's Lack of Concern for Animals ¢ô£®Remorse for Wrongdoings ¢õ£®Elegies or Epitaphs to Dead Animals Chapter Three Animals'Functions in People's Mental Life ¢ñ£®Animals as Stimulus to Good Mood ¢ò£®Animals as Source of Wisdom ¢ó£®Animals as Evoker of Empathy Chapter Four Criticism Against the Cruelty to Animals ¢ñ£®Pain ofAnimals with Bondage ¢ò£®Distress of Performing or Racing Animals ¢ó£®Suffering of Hunted Animals ¢ô£®Abuse Of Other Animals ¢õ£®Theme ot Nemesis Chapter Five Advocacy of Animal Freedom and Rights ¢ñ£®Proposal for the Protection and Welfare of Animals ¢ò£®Protest Against Experiment on Animals and Vivisection ¢ó£®Promotion of Vegetarianism ¢ô£®Proposition ofAnti¡ªAnthropocentrism Conclusion References Index