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71. Animal Ethics: From Today's New York Times

New York Times Hunting Animal Minds Spaying and Neutering Julian H. Franklin on the Use of Animals in Resear... Scapegoating Factory Farms Save Elephants in Zoos From Today's New York Times Julian H.

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72. Animal Ethics: My Friend Flicka

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73. Animal Ethics: Save Elephants in Zoos

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74. Animal Ethics: Scapegoating

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75. Animal Ethics: Factory Farms

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76. Animal Ethics: Confusions and Fallacies About Animals, Part 17

for my opinion about deer hunting for purposes of minimizing the likelihood of car-deer accidents. I oppose it. There are many things short of killing deer that can be done to prevent accidents. See here for some possibilities. I’m

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77. Animal Ethics: Vegetarianism as a Lifelong Project

Organic Beef Beneficent Hunting Environmentalism as a Religion Hypocrisy R. M. Hare on the Alleged Wrongness of Killing Ani... Richard Swinburne on Love of (and by) Animals Harming Your Children by Feeding Them Animal Flesh...

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78. Animal Ethics: Do Plants Have Rights?

with individual animals (by hunting them, for example).4. Restitutive justice. This requires restoration of the "balance of justice" when one of the previous rules has been broken. Taylor goes on to provide priority rules for when these

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79. Animal Ethics: Blood Sport

is a story about seal hunting in Norway. Killing defenseless animals has become a mark of status, a kind of conspicuous consumption. (Thanks to Dan Gifford for the link.) Posted by Keith Burgess-Jackson at 4:52 PM

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80. Animal Ethics: Theory and Practice

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