Titlebook: Animal Ethics in the Age of Humans; Blurring boundaries Bernice Bovenkerk,Jozef Keulartz Book 2016 Springer International Publishing AG 20

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Unfeeling Brutesut history sought to distinguish themselves from other animals? Why is such a distinction even important? Traditionally, two lines of reasoning have been put forward: either humans are unique in their failings and need to take animal virtues as their example, or—more predominantly—human advantages h

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Blurred Boundaries in Wildlife Management Practicesntangling these conflicts. However, which approach should be taken is widely disputed in research, policy, in-the-field-wildlife management and local communities. One key aspect in deciding which approach should be employed concerns the drawing of boundaries, between human and wild animal, between t

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Comment: Between Wild and Domesticated: Rethinking Categories and Boundaries in Response to Animal A and hybrid management have been made necessary by relentless human expansion, anthropogenic climate change, and other ecological impacts. The animals involved in these new relations?do not fit into the old dichotomy of independent wild animals untouched by humans on the one hand, or dependent domes

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Towards an Animal Ethics for the Anthropocenenative to the traditional (utilitarian und deontological) approaches within animal ethics. I will put forward Martha Nussbaum’s capability approach as a promising alternative to these traditional approaches, with the proviso that the current version of her list of basic animal capabilities will need

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