为什么我们要考虑牛的伙伴

Rangelands Pub Date : 2023-02-01 DOI:10.1016/j.rala.2022.10.001

Anna Clare Monlezun

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•其他世界观提供了与食用动物相关的其他思考和存在方式。•接受我们与牛的关系中的复杂性可能是解决我们行业中常见的、有时有争议的悖论的起点。•我们与食用动物之间以心为中心的联系在某种程度上是禁忌，被排除在我们的研究、专业对话和与更广泛社会的沟通之外。•改变我们对牛的语言，将它们视为“伙伴”，可能会带来变革。•我们的工作可能受益于意向性、谦逊以及对我们与牛和自然世界共生关系的认可。

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Why we should consider cattle partners

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Other worldviews offer alternative ways of thinking and being in relation to food animals.
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Embracing complexities in our relationship with cattle could be a starting point for resolving common, and sometimes contentious paradoxes in our industry.
•
Heart-centered connections we have with food animals are somehow taboo and left out of our research, professional conversations, and communication with broader society.
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Shifting our language around cattle to consider them “partners” could be transformative.
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Our work may benefit from intentionality, humility, and acknowledgement of our symbiosis with cattle and the natural world.