11. Animal Ethics: From the Mailbag
of another. Is a wolf immoral for eating a lamb? It seems to me that if I have to consider the morality of consuming a wolf, then the element of sentience that a wolf may possess that would make eating him immoral also places the wolf
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12. Animal Ethics: Canis Lupus
editorial opinion about the wolf. When I was in law school, many years ago, I wrote a lengthy term paper entitled "The Legal Status of the wolf ( Canis Lupus ) in Michigan, 1805-1982" for a graduate history course I was taking. A copy of the
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13. Animal Ethics
I wrote a history of wolf legislation when I was in law school. The title was "The Legal Status of the wolf ( Canis Lupus ) in Michigan, 1805-1982." I also wrote a philosophical essay entitled "Do Plants Have Rights?" A year later, I
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14. Animal Ethics: July 2005
I wrote a history of wolf legislation when I was in law school. The title was "The Legal Status of the wolf ( Canis Lupus ) in Michigan, 1805-1982." I also wrote a philosophical essay entitled "Do Plants Have Rights?" A year later, I
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15. Animal Ethics: January 2007
editorial opinion about the wolf. When I was in law school, many years ago, I wrote a lengthy term paper entitled "The Legal Status of the wolf ( Canis Lupus ) in Michigan, 1805-1982" for a graduate history course I was taking. A copy of the
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16. Animal Ethics
York Times blog post about wolf hunting. This passage puzzles me: Unsurprisingly, I believe it is wrong to inflict pain and death unnecessarily on a creature capable of suffering. (Peter Singer more broadly examines the moral standing of animals
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17. Animal Ethics: Canis Lupus
York Times blog post about wolf hunting. This passage puzzles me: Unsurprisingly, I believe it is wrong to inflict pain and death unnecessarily on a creature capable of suffering. (Peter Singer more broadly examines the moral standing of animals
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18. Animal Ethics: From Today's New York Times
and the Fate of the Gray Wolf ” (Editorial Observer, April 13): Verlyn Klinkenborg is correct that it’s not just the behavior and biology of wolves that will determine whether they survive. It’s also our own attitudes and
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19. Animal Ethics: Henry S. Salt (1851-1939) on Sophistry
far-fetched sophistry. The wolf devours the lamb, and is no worse a wolf for it; but if he seek, as in the fable, to give quibbling excuses for his wolfishness, he becomes a byword for hypocrisy.(Henry S. Salt , The Logic of Vegetarianism:
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20. Animal Ethics: John Passmore (1914-2004) on the Mediaeval View of Animals
report that he tamed the wolf of Gobbio—and ordinary human virtue in domesticating wild animals, thus making of them a fit residence for angels.(John Passmore , "The Treatment of Animals," Journal of the History of Ideas 36 [April-June
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