Animals, Disability, and the End of Capitalism Voices from the Eco-ability Movement

Acknowledgments – Judy K.C. Bentley: Foreword – Anthony J. Nocella II/Amber E. George/John Lupinacci: Introduction: Defending and Sharing Space and Place for Eco-ability Voices for Total Liberation –Anthony J. Nocella II/Amber E. George/John Lupinacci /Meneka Repka: Critical Animal Studies and the Importance of Anti-Racist and Anti-Ableist Politics – Sarah R. Adams: The Interdependency of Humans and Nature: A Plea for Ecopedagogy and Eco-ability Activism – Daniel Salomon: From Collective Autism to Autistic Wildness – Daniel Salomon: I Fled to the Wilderness and Was Surprised by Enlightenment – Hannah Monroe: Post-Structural Analyses of Conformity and Oppression: A Discussion of Critical Animal Studies and Neurodiversity – Mary Fantaske: Giving a Face to the Nameless Numbers – Nic ole R. Pallotta: Reframing Companion Animal Disability Using the Social Model: Removing Barriers and Facilitating Care – Ava HaberkornHalm: Seeding Ableism – Marissa Anderson: Dealing with Trauma Holistically: Introducing Eco-ability Liberatory Therapy – Contributors – Index.