Karen Fowlers We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves: Analysis

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In Karen Fowlers We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves, she questions the reader into asking yourself is it ethical to do experiments on animals. Fowlers use many different ways to show how harmful testing and experimenting can be on animals. But all animal rights and activist’s groups do that, what Fowler does differently from those groups completely changed my view on experimenting with animals, and I think it is the most persuasive argument I have ever read.
Fowler introduces Fern who is a chimpanzee as her sister, she doesn’t clarify that Fern is not human until a quarter of the way through the book. She describes her in all truthful ways except for the fact that she is not a human. Rose calls Fern her best friend. She describes her interactions