We review early and recent psychological theories of dehumanization and survey the
burgeoning empirical literature, focusing on six fundamental questions. First, we examine …

Mostly invigorated by infrahumanisation theory, our knowledge on processes of
dehumanisation in intergroup relations has grown considerably in the last decade. Building …

Dehumanization is a central concept in the study of intergroup relations. Yet although
theoretical and methodological advances in subtle,“everyday” dehumanization have …

When something is wrong, someone is harmed. This hypothesis derives from the theory of
dyadic morality, which suggests a moral cognitive template of wrongdoing agent and …

" In Animals as Legal Beings, Maneesha Deckha critically examines how Canadian law and,
by extension, other legal orders around the world, participate in the social construction of the …

Despite evidence that dehumanizing language and metaphors are found in political
discourse, extant research has largely overlooked whether voters dehumanize their political …

Peter B. Smith was born near Colchester, UK, in 1937, and obtained his PhD from
Cambridge University in 1962. After working at Leeds University, he joined the University of …

Although dehumanization research first emerged following the overt and conscious denials
of humanity present during war and genocide, modern dehumanization research largely …

Although biases against homosexuals (and bisexuals) are well established, potential biases
against a largely unrecognized sexual minority group, asexuals, has remained …

Abstract The “Bamboo Ceiling” refers to the perplexing phenomenon that, despite the
educational and economic achievements of East Asians (eg, ethnic Chinese, Koreans) in …