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61. Animal Ethics: R. M. Hare on the Alleged Wrongness of Killing Animals

Doug Peacock on the Grizzly Bear Categorizing Animals Henry Beston on Other Nations Animals in Literature E-Mail from a Reader (Posted by Permission) Human Predators Jamie Mayerfeld on the Duty to Relieve Animal Suff... Canine

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62. Animal Ethics: Richard D. Ryder on Speciesist Language

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63. Animal Ethics: Confusions and Fallacies About Animals, Part 18

Animals The Asiatic Black Bear Cat Restaurants The Elephant Sanctuary From Today's New York Times Plastic Surgery for Animals Confusions and Fallacies About Animals, Part 18 Turkeys Koko Confusions and Fallacies About

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64. Animal Ethics: Morality Makes for Strange Bedfellows

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65. Animal Ethics: Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy

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66. Animal Ethics: Beneficent Hunting

This is an issue that could bear discussion. I personally am ambivalent. Perhaps my fellow bloggers would like to comment. Readers, too, are welcome. Posted by Keith Burgess-Jackson at 4:38 PM Email This

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67. Animal Ethics: Animal Liberation and Utilitarianism

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68. Animal Ethics

it is "all plants that bear seed everywhere on the earth, and every tree bearing fruit which yields seed: they shall be yours for food" (Gen. 1:29 [NEB]).The message could not be any clearer. In the most perfect state of creation humans are

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69. Animal Ethics

animal capable of being a bearer of rights. It may for this reason be morally appropriate for us meanwhile to act towards the former animals as if they are possessors of rights. (H. J. McCloskey, "Moral Rights and Animals," Inquiry 22

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70. Animal Ethics: July 2004

understood it. Some things bear repeating. Posted by Keith Burgess-Jackson at 11:11 AM 0 comments Email This BlogThis! Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Google Buzz

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