7.2 Animal Identification - Furscience

Therians often define themselves as people who identify as a non-human animal, a definition which is distinct from that of furries, whose interest in anthropomorphic media does not necessitate identification with non-human animals. To test whether furries and therians differ significantly on this dimension, we’ve asked participants a number of questions about the nature of […]

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7.3 Nature of Connection to Species - Furscience

PDF) IDENTITY AND BELIEF An Analysis of the Otherkin Subculture

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9.3 Inclusion of Other in Self - Furscience

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PDF) IDENTITY AND BELIEF An Analysis of the Otherkin Subculture

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