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91. Animal Ethics: Confusions and Fallacies About Animals, Part 7

for the Interaction of Animals and Society Center on Animal Liberation Affairs, The Compassionate Cooks Conservative Veggie Culture and Animals Foundation Elephant Sanctuary, The Empty Cages Equine Advocates Essays in

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92. Animal Ethics: Michael Moore's View of Animals and Those Who Defend Them

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93. Animal Ethics: January 2010

of people from another culture who eat food with meat. Food is such an important part of history. In many ways, it has a lot to do with defining one's culture. If a person is in a discipline in which he or she is attempting to understand a

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94. Animal Ethics: Julian H. Franklin on the Use of Animals in Research

H. Franklin on the Use of Animals in Research To inflict death or pain on Animals for scientific or medical research is wrong morally, and ought to be prohibited. This follows from everything said in the text about the rights of Animals.

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95. Animal Ethics: Alexander Broadie and Elizabeth M. Pybus on Kant's Treatment ...

that we have duties towards animals he must take one or other of two lines. He can say that animals are persons. Or he can say that there are moral limitations on our treatment of animals because certain kinds of treatment of animals can involve

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96. Animal Ethics: Categorizing Animals

the Moral Status of Nonhuman Animals 17 January 2005 Categorizing Animals Some Animals are wild and some domesticated. Some domesticated Animals are used as resources

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97. Animal Ethics: Compartmentalized Thinking

human. “Why treat animals differently from humans?” I ask. “Because they’re animals,” you say. “I just don’t care about animals.”One reader accused me of going emotional. Where’s the

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98. Animal Ethics: Received "Wisdom" About Animals

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99. Animal Ethics: Babies and Animals, Part 2

does not preclude animals from having rights. Since both babies and animals are sentient, both have rights. I think point 2 is shaky. animals are not rational in any meaningful sense, and if they are not rational, then they are not

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100. Animal Ethics: Plants and Animals

person who thinks nonhuman animals have moral status. But even if he were the only person who thinks this, nothing would follow about the moral status of animals. Don't confuse the question whether animals matter morally with the question

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