Science does not operate alone in its own universe. Regardless of how much scientists assert their work is objective, their research, as, indeed, is everything, is viewed subjectively in the ever present, including the world of politics and morality. Take, for example, the coalition government’s commitment to culling badgers in response to the spread of… Read More
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(3) be of interest to people from multiple disciplines, including law, ethics, and politics, and will, hopefully, spark some fruitful cross-disciplinary debates.
You can access the article here: https://t.co/SRx4PtgIu4(2) scope of the legal recognition of animal sentience. It identifies its advantages in challenging arbitrariness and inconsistency and championing intrinsic animal protection, and points to the most pressing shortcomings, including ways to remedy them. The contribution should
(1) The Journal of Animal Ethics just published its second issue this year. Among others, it features an article of mine, "The Recognition of Animal Sentience by the Law."
Using a comparative law method and insights from moral philosophy, the article analyzes the nature and
