Cow Care In Hindu Animal Ethics

Cow Care Ethics

An interdisciplinary exploration of cow care within Hindu ethical traditions, examining the cultural, religious, philosophical, and practical dimensions of human–cow relationships. Drawing on concepts such as dharma, yoga, bhakti, and contemporary ethics-of-care theories, the book analyzes the role of cows in Indian society and discusses how traditional Hindu perspectives can contribute to modern debates on animal welfare, animal rights, and sustainable human–animal relationships.

Key Features

• Examines cow care from a Hindu ethical perspective
• Explores concepts of dharma, yoga, and bhakti
• Discusses human–animal relationships in Indian traditions
• Connects Hindu animal ethics with contemporary animal welfare theories
• Analyzes cultural, religious, and social dimensions of cow protection
• Explores ethics-of-care approaches to animal stewardship
• Addresses current debates surrounding cow welfare and policy
• Provides philosophical and practical perspectives on animal care
• Valuable for animal ethics, religious studies, and welfare research