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Industriewirtschaftliche Abhandlungen interspecific conflicts of interest, such accounts often sanction limited preferential treatment for humans. At some points Singer seems to suggest that the lives of animals are . as those of humans. At one juncture, he speaks pejoratively of “the view that human lives are . than the lives of anima

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Das Sicherheitsverhalten von Konsumenteneems to be that a land ethic is needed to protect human beings, along with other members of the biotic community, from the deleterious long-term effects of actions in disregard of environmental integrity. Leopold’s essay contains no defense of the view that one has a . obligation to protect the envi

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Book 1983rganizing the material. The first two sections are concerned with the place of animals in the human world: Section I with the ways humans view animals in literature, philosophy, and other parts of human culture, and Section II with the place of animals in human legal and moral community. The next th

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Knowing Our Place in the Animal Worlditation on his theory. He does . conclude that since the theory shows nothing wrong, there . nothing wrong with testing our drugs at the cost of animal suffering and contrived death, nor with destroying whole species in our determination to convert their bodies into materials that increase our profi

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Interspecific Justice and Animal Slaughter interspecific conflicts of interest, such accounts often sanction limited preferential treatment for humans. At some points Singer seems to suggest that the lives of animals are . as those of humans. At one juncture, he speaks pejoratively of “the view that human lives are . than the lives of anima

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Ecology, Morality, and Huntingeems to be that a land ethic is needed to protect human beings, along with other members of the biotic community, from the deleterious long-term effects of actions in disregard of environmental integrity. Leopold’s essay contains no defense of the view that one has a . obligation to protect the envi