38547 2018 eng article 0 -- -- -- Biophilia, theorized by Fromm, Wilson, and Kellert, is examined as a potential support for a pro-animal ethos. First, I look at the idea and its definitions at the hands of its chief theorizers. Then, I investigate how different stages of human cultural development (foraging, pastoralism, industrial agriculture) have influenced different aspects of biophilia – especially as this bears on animal alienation. Finally, I consider possible remedies in the form of renewed patterns of solidarity with other species, one of which transforms Marx’ concept of species-being. This article has ethical implications, but it is essentially a work in philosophical anthropology. Between the Species – A Journal for the Study of Philosophy and Animals, Vol. 22, No. 1 (2018), pp. 136-157. [Online ISSN 1945-8487] [digitalcommons.calpoly.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=2170&context=bts] Acampora_R_2018 dig PDF-file / PDF-Datei PDF-file to download Acampora_R_2018 free access / direkt zugänglich Ralph Acampora Articles / Artikel Articles / Artikel https://opus4.kobv.de/opus4-Fromm/files/38547/Acampora_R_2018.pdf