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Animals in Science and Education
The Reference Librarian, 2004SUMMARY This article provides an overview of the ethical issues associated with the use of animals in scientific research and education, including references to arguments on both sides of the issue. It reviews print resources on the use of animals in science and education, dividing them into categories relating to either science/research, education, or
Laura Jane Bishop, Anita Lonnes Nolen
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Animals and Ecological Science
2015Ecological science, which studies the relationships between organisms and their environments, developed from natural history. Aristotle’s teleological chain of being and detailed description modeled natural history until the eighteenth century. Linnaeus and Buffon replaced Aristotelian categories with new criteria for classification, leading the way to
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2002
Animals and Scienceexamines the debates, from the Renaissance to the present, surrounding issues of animal rights, consciousness, and self-awareness. Animals and Scienceexamines what science has (and has not) taught us about the nature of nonhuman animals and explores the moral, religious, social, and scientific implications of those ...
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Animals and Scienceexamines the debates, from the Renaissance to the present, surrounding issues of animal rights, consciousness, and self-awareness. Animals and Scienceexamines what science has (and has not) taught us about the nature of nonhuman animals and explores the moral, religious, social, and scientific implications of those ...
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Animal Psychology and the Science of Animal Behaviour
Behaviour, 1948The foundation of a new Journal, bearing the name: "Behaviour" (where, for convenience' sake, the word "Animal" has been left out), may be regarded as a choice opportunity to expound once again what separates the so-called "objectivist" in this field study from the real animal-psychologist, and what unites them.
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Nature, 2013
Understanding how visualizations can communicate research will help scientists to make the most of the technology, says Quintin Anderson.
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Understanding how visualizations can communicate research will help scientists to make the most of the technology, says Quintin Anderson.
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The Science of Animal Suffering
Ethology, 2008AbstractCan suffering in non‐human animals be studied scientifically? Apart from verbal reports of subjective feelings, which are uniquely human, I argue that it is possible to study the negative emotions we refer to as suffering by the same methods we use in ourselves.
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Veterinary Record, 2012
The Costs and Benefits of Animal Experiments Andrew Knight 272 pages, hardback, £55. Palgrave Macmillan. 2011. ISBN 978 0 23024 392 7 AN essential element of how we ethically and legally justify the use of animals in science is the balancing of costs (to animals) and benefits (to humans or animals).
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The Costs and Benefits of Animal Experiments Andrew Knight 272 pages, hardback, £55. Palgrave Macmillan. 2011. ISBN 978 0 23024 392 7 AN essential element of how we ethically and legally justify the use of animals in science is the balancing of costs (to animals) and benefits (to humans or animals).
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Nature, 1954 Veterinary science and animal production
New Zealand Veterinary Journal, 1965Abstract Extract In retrospect, 1964 may be recalled as the year of the Agricultural Development Conference, a searching probe into the state of the New Zealand agricultural industry. Amongst other things, it was requisite to determine the measures that would have to be taken to ensure that sufficient animal production would be available to support the
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