"Phenomenology and the Non-Human Animal" is an academic book that explores the relationship between humans and non-human animals from a philosophical perspective. Over the past two decades, this topic has gained significance in theoretical, ethical, and political debates. The volume examines how phenomenology can contribute to these discussions by providing specific insights into the description and interpretation of the experiences of non-human animals. Additionally, it highlights the connections between phenomenology and anthropology, as well as between phenomenology and psychology. Ethical considerations are also addressed in this context, making the book a valuable resource for students and professionals in the fields of philosophy, ethics, and animal studies.