1. Animal Ethics
on the grounds that the revolution to which I refer applies to the human animal as well as to others; and because the revolution, to a large extent, is about the concept of 'animal' itself.The hostility towards so-called ant[h]ropomorphism
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2. Animal Ethics: December 2003
on the grounds that the revolution to which I refer applies to the human animal as well as to others; and because the revolution, to a large extent, is about the concept of 'animal' itself.The hostility towards so-called ant[h]ropomorphism
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3. Animal Ethics
on the grounds that the revolution to which I refer applies to the human animal as well as to others; and because the revolution, to a large extent, is about the concept of 'animal' itself.The hostility towards so-called ant[h]ropomorphism
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4. Animal Ethics: July 2004
would.There needs to be a revolution in our thinking about animals. They are no more replaceable than humans are. Unless you are indifferent about replacing one of your children with an equally happy child, you should not be indifferent about
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5. Animal Ethics
on the grounds that the revolution to which I refer applies to the human animal as well as to others; and because the revolution, to a large extent, is about the concept of 'animal' itself.The hostility towards so-called ant[h]ropomorphism
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6. Animal Ethics
reason for dissatisfaction. Revolution in personal habits, be it remembered, is even more difficult than revolution in political forms, and needs a greater time for its fulfilment; and looked at in this light, Vegetarianism has made as much
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7. Animal Ethics
maintain that the evolution of the large, energy-hungry human brains depended on a transition of our ancestors’ diets to include meat.
And vegans must tread a very narrow line to avoid all sorts of deficiency diseases, while
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8. Animal Ethics: November 2009
maintain that the evolution of the large, energy-hungry human brains depended on a transition of our ancestors’ diets to include meat.
And vegans must tread a very narrow line to avoid all sorts of deficiency diseases, while
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9. Animal Ethics
7 in The Domestic Dog: Its Evolution, Behaviour, and Interactions with People , ed. James Serpell [Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1995], 103-14, at 104). If my only obligation to Sophie and Shelbie were to keep them alive, I could
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10. Animal Ethics: February 2010
standards were shaped by evolution for fostering the survival of the race, a concern for the unborn was assured. One then proceeds, however, as one will, to systematize and minimize one's ethical axioms by reducing some causally to others. This
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