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91. Animal Ethics: Nancy E. Snow on Compassion for Animals

encompass modes of identification between humans and other animals, for example: imaginative reconstructions of their subjective experiences, beliefs about humans and other animals, including beliefs about similarities between species, other

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92. Animal Ethics: Animal Rights

Links Alley Cat Rescue Animal Acres Animal Aid Animal Chaplains Animal Defenders of Westchester Animal Law Blog Animal Legal & Historical Center Animal Protection Institute Animal Rights Law Project

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93. Animal Ethics: Turkeys

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94. Animal Ethics: Welcome to My Nightmare

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95. Animal Ethics: From The Dallas Morning News

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96. Animal Ethics: The Asiatic Black Bear

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97. Animal Ethics: Whom Do You Trust?

The not-so-subtle implication is that if you don't feed your family beef, you're not a good wife and mother.I wouldn't trust the beef industry with a nickel of my money, much less with my life and health. This is cynical, but I think

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98. Animal Ethics: Dogs, Cats, and Other Deities

Dogs, Cats, and Other Deities If you live with (or for) a dog or a Cat, you will enjoy this . Thanks to Jean Robart for the link. Posted by Keith Burgess-Jackson at 8:49 AM Email

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99. Animal Ethics: Confusions and Fallacies About Animals, Part 8

it confused. Dogs and cats are domesticated animals. They are not wild. Dogs are not wolves; cats are not wildcats; and you and I are not apes. We evolved from apes, just as dogs evolved from wolves, but being evolved from X doesn’t

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100. Animal Ethics: Brigid Brophy (1929-1995) on Animals

But I don’t think my cat immoral. I think him amoral. The whole dimension of morality doesn’t apply to him, or scarcely applies to him. (Brigid Brophy , "The Darwinist's Dilemma ," Critical Society [winter 2009/10]: 15-22, at 18

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