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# Learning outcomes

After studying this course, you should be able to:

- understand the role of language and imagery in shaping recognition of other animals as victims of harm
- understand a range of direct and indirect harms that are inflicted on nonhuman animals, especially through ‘livestock’ farming
- understand how harms against other animals are both legitimised and contested through language and imagery
- understand the concept of the Animal-Industrial Complex.
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