Free Thoughts Upon the Brute-Creation

This provocative work of eighteenth-century philosophy challenges traditional views of the relationship between humans and animals. Hildrop argues that animals possess a degree of rationality and consciousness that has been overlooked by most philosophers of his time. With its clear and compelling arguments, this book remains a must-read for anyone interested in animal rights or the history of philosophy.

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