Citizen Beast Angela Lakwete Wood finds that all three

Wood finds that all three writers responded to the memory of slavery in ways that departed from their counterparts in Europe and North America

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Citizen Beast Angela Lakwete Wood finds that all threeAnimals, power, and belonging in the Roman Empire. Animals were everywhere in the Roman world: in labor, ritual, entertainment, warfare, and luxury. In Citizen Beast, Martin Devecka argues that they were not merely background figures but central participants in the formation of empire. He examines how animals came to belong to Rome and how their incorporation mirrored the processes that shaped human citizenship, subjection, and exclusion. Birds, mice,