Introduction: Introducing Denialism in Environmental and Animal AbuseTomaž Grušovnik, Reingard Spannring and Karen Lykke SyseChapter 1: From Denial to Moral Disengagement: How Integrating Fundamental Insights from Psychology Can Help Us Better Understand Ongoing Inaction in the Light of an Exacerbating Climate CrisisSusanne Stoll-Kleemann Chapter 2: Denial as a Sense of Entitlement: Assessing the Role of CultureArne Johan VetlesenChapter 3: Skepticism and Animal Virtues: Denialism of Animal MoralityTomaž GrušovnikChapter 4: Human Uniqueness, Animal Minds, and Anthropodenial Adam SeeChapter 5: Suffering Animals: Creaturely Fellowship and its DenialCraig TaylorChapter 6: Brave New Salmon: From Enlightened Denial to Enlivened PracticesMartin Lee Mueller and Katja Maria HydleChapter 7: The Animal that Therefore was Removed from View: The Presentation of Meat in Norway, 1950-2020Karen Lykke Syse and Kristian BjørkdahlChapter 8: Political Economy of Denialism: Addressing the Case of Animal AgricultureJohn Sorenson and Atsuko MatsuokaChapter 9: Celebrate the Anthropocene? Why “Techno-Eco-Optimism” is a Strategy of Ultimate DenialHelen Kopnina, Joe Gray, Haydn Washington and John PiccoloChapter 10: The Horse in the Room: The Denial of Animal Subjectivity and Agency in Social Science Research on Human-Horse Relationships Reingard Spannring and José De Giorgio-SchoorlChapter 11: Still in the Shadow of Man? Judicial Denialism and Nonhuman AnimalsOpi Outhwaite

Environmental and Animal Abuse Denial is a useful reference book for the topic of denial in relation to nonhuman nature that will hopefully inspire greater kindness toward and respect for planetary life.

12/11/2020 - Psychology Today published an interview with the authors, titled “The Psychology of Denying Science, Common Sense, and Reality.” The interviewer calls the book “an outstanding collection of essays.” Link: https://www.psychologytoday.com/intl/blog/animal-emotions/202012/the-psychology-denying-science-common-sense-and-reality