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集聚成團(tuán)

Alberto Baraccols are self-aware at both minimal and rich levels. Self-awareness is presented as a capacity that exists on a continuum among individual animals and across different species, rather than being a capacity that only humans possess. The chapter provides an examination of arguments to support the notion

Apraxia

Alberto Baraccoge of animals shares this literary trope. Christian people should emulate the God of love and mercy, should cultivate tender-heartedness, and look to the restoration of animals when redemption is complete. Kindness and justice towards animals are qualities of authentic ‘heart religion’. This soterio

強(qiáng)化

Alberto Baracco in this tradition, even if they are aware of it. Yet its fragments and traces persist in current public debate about animals. Both the passionate concern for individual animals, and the language of kinship between human and other species, find a heritage in nonconformity. The sense throughout the m

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Alberto Baraccothat a more humanitarian way of talking about animals had to await the demise of Christian ‘dominion thought’, the idea that God gave humans mastery over animals, to use as we please. The claim is that a more modest and humane view of humanity’s place in the universe could only emerge with the colla

Altitude

Alberto Baraccout 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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ut 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

narcotic

Alberto Baraccouman-animal relationships specifically from an ethics perspe.This book provides reflection on the increasingly blurry boundaries that characterize the human-animal relationship. In the Anthropocene humans and animals have come closer together and this asks for rethinking old divisions. Firstly, new

manifestation

Alberto Baraccoapproaches tend to see nature as a ‘resource’ available for unrestricted use, the founders of biomimicry present organisms and natural systems as our ‘mentors’ or ‘teachers’. In this chapter, I will critically reflect on the promises hidden in this ‘tutorial narrative’. How did the biomimicry moveme