1. How to Do Animal Rights
- we cannot judge animals solely by human values.
16. Mutilation of Farm animals - trying to fit animals to farms, not farms to animals.
17. Religious Tradition - styles of religious thought clash with animals.
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2. How to Do Animal Rights - Animal Ethics
has some contact with animals directly or indirectly, whether farming or shooting animals, eating them, feeding their pets factory farmed animals, going to the zoo, using substances tested on animals or washing with animal-based soap. Yet
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3. How to Do Animal Rights - Glossary of Animal Rights
of wild and domesticated animals by humanity, a direct comparison with Nazi mass murder. People kill billions of animals annually.
Animal Law
The study and practice of law relating to animals, applying a country's legal system
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4. How to Do Animal Rights - Egoism, Emotivism & Subjectivism
egoists when it comes to animals and animal rights: they eat animals, wear animals and support animal experimentation for their own self-interests.
Ethical egoism is not the same as psychological egoism. Ethical egoism is about how people
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5. How to Do Animal Rights - Philosopher
how humans should treat animals and states that animals should have rights, somewhat like but not exactly the same as humans rights. Animal rights concentrates on sentient animals and its basic doctrine is that using animals for human gain is
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6. How to Do Animal Rights - Painism
the pain on the experimental animals. Painism, therefore, might protect some animals some of the time, but not all animals most of the time. It would be all right to raise countless animals to kill them for food so long as they did not suffer.
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7. How to Do Animal Rights - Altruism and Animal Rights
for achieving rights for animals. Humans and some animal species are made by evolution to act altruistically and the actor does not have to know consciously why he does it or what benefit he might gain from it. However, for animal rights to
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8. How to Do Animal Rights - Tom Regan, Richard Ryder, Peter Singer
who experimented on animals but now speaks out for animal rights.
Ryder denounces Utilitarianism because it justifies the exploitation of some animals if there is a net gain in happiness for the majority of other animals (that is
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9. How to Do Animal Rights - Absolutism
an absolute right to use animals because God gave humanity dominion over them (see Anthropocentrism and Religious Tradition). Or that we have absolute right over animals because the law declares it (see Legalism). Or you might assert that you
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10. How to Do Animal Rights - Utilitarianism
death of billions of food animals outweighs the enjoyment of the millions of people who eat animals. On the other hand you might claim that the treatment of millions of experimental laboratory animals is right if billions of people thereby gain
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