Moral Vegetarianism (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy) SEP home page Stanford
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Global Environmental Sustainability: Case Studies and Analysis of the United Nations'
Journey toward Sustainable Development presents an integrated, interdisciplinary analysis …

Invertebrates are generally excluded from ethical consideration in scientific research and in
environmental protection. In this paper I present and characterize controversies related to …

The critique of factory farming generates some of the starkest disagreements among those
whose concerns include animal welfare, food justice, labour rights, global warming, and …

PAST AND POSSIBILITY Page 1 PAST AND POSSIBILITY Essays on Value, Justice, Time, and
Wasted Potential Michal Masny A DISSERTATION PRESENTED TO THE FACULTY OF …

This paper addresses the harmful effects of concentrated animal feeding operations
(CAFOs) within animal farming systems, including poor animal welfare, environmental …

Reducing suffering or adding years of life? Page 1 1 Reducing suffering or adding years of
life? Effective altruism and divergences in value judgments and worldviews Olivier Bertrand …

Abstract Zangwill (“Our Moral Duty to Eat Meat”,“If you care about animals, you should eat
them”) has argued that we have a duty to eat meat. In this paper I first show that Zangwill's …

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DI FILOSOFIA E SCIENZE DELL’EDUCAZIONE DOTTORATO DI RICERCA IN FILOSOFIA …

Animal replaceability is supposed to be a feature of some consequentialist theories, like
Utilitarianism. Roughly, an animal is replaceable if it is permissible to kill it because the …