Animal Rights and Human Obligations

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Cambridge University Press (1989)
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Collection of historical, theoretical and applied articles on the ethical considerations in the treatment of animals by human beings.

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On killing living things and the duty to love irrational creatures.Saint Thomas Aquinas
The Value of Species.Holmes Rolston Iii
Differences between Rational and other Creatures.  (pages 6--9)Thomas Aquinas
Duties in Regard to Animals.  (pages 23--24)Immanuel Kant
Thought Without Language.  (pages 43--50)Bernard Rollin
Down on the factory farm.  (pages 159--168)Peter Singer
Do Animals Have a Right to Liberty.  (pages 205-223)James Rachels
All Animals Are Equal.  (pages 215--226)Peter Singer
Nature and feminist sensitivity.  (pages 261)Marti Kheel

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