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Moral Community and Moral Orderwn narrowly defined self-interest. I inferred from this essentially empirical hypothesis that the moral potential of humankind could only be exploited if the institutions of political interaction were to be reconstructed so as to correspond more closely with the limits of the human moral “community.”

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rent approaches to their topics and come to widely divergent conclusions. The goal of the volume as a whole is to shed a brighter light upon an aspect of human life-our relations with the other animals-that has recently seen a great increase in interest and in the generation of heat. The discussions

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Modell zur Shareholder-Value-Ermittlung,aints can provide the basis for a morality that allows due weight to both Sentiment and Reason. Such a morality discriminates on subjective as well as objective grounds, but can give us no license to regard creatures not of our own species as beyond the moral pale.

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Book 1983aches to their topics and come to widely divergent conclusions. The goal of the volume as a whole is to shed a brighter light upon an aspect of human life-our relations with the other animals-that has recently seen a great increase in interest and in the generation of heat. The discussions and debat

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Animal Rights, Human Wrongsdinosaurs laid end to end. A good catch, this leviathan of the deep. And, increasingly, a rare one. For the great blue, like hundreds of other animal species, is endangered—may, in fact, already be beyond the point of recovery.

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Humans as Hunting Animalson and quipped that boxing was his excuse. Cooper told the story so presumably he felt he made his point. Dr. Summerskill probably felt she had made her point also. The sequence is not atypical of discussions between animal users and their critics. Both sides seem to make their points without ever convincing the other.