Douglas O. Linder's Description of Human-Animal Interaction Throughout History

Douglas O. Linder is a college professor at the University of Missouri-Kansas City; Professor Linder teaches Constitutional Law, Seminar in Famous Trials, The Quest for a Satisfying Career in Law, and First Amendment Law, and many more. He is a recipient of the Elmer P. Pierson Teaching Award, the Daniel L.Brenner Faculty Publishing Award, and was selected as a UKC Trustees Fellow. Professor Linder has published numerous articles in the fields of constitutional law, famous trials, environmental law, and communications law.

In his 2020 article titled "Animals and Humans: A Brief History of Our Complicated Relationship," Douglas O. Linder beautifully summarizes how humans have interacted with different animals over time and how this relationship has affected civilization.

With excerpts from past research projects and primary sources, Linder was able to fit such a massive topic into this concise yet detailed article, providing the essentials to understanding how human-animal interaction has shifted in the past.

Link to the article: https://famous-trials.com/animalrights/2604-animals-and-humans-a-brief-history