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Speciesism in everyday language [PDF]
British Journal of Social Psychology, 2023 Speciesism, like other forms of prejudice, is thought to be underpinned by biased patterns of language use. Thus far, however, psychological science has primarily focused on how speciesism is reflected in individuals’ thoughts as opposed to wider collective systems of meaning such as language. We present a large-scale quantitative test of speciesism by
Stefan Leach +2 more
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Man's best friend(s): Effects of a brief befriending meditation on human-animal relations. [PDF]
PLoS ONE, 2022 In two studies using samples representative of the US adult population with regard to age, sex and ethnicity, we investigated relationships between loving-kindness and compassion-based practices with speciesism, animal solidarity and desire to help ...
Otto Simonsson +2 more
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What Makes Us React to the Abuse of Pets, Protected Animals, and Farm Animals: The Role of Attitudes, Norms, and Moral Obligation [PDF]
AnimalsThis study tests a theoretical model explaining reactions to animal abuse in terms of attitudes, norms, and moral obligation, based on research concerning pro-environmental and anti-ecological behavior, as offenses against animals have been considered ...
Cristina Ruiz +3 more
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Rethinking love, independence, and speciesism in assistance dog discourse [PDF]
Frontiers in SociologyThis paper challenges the prevailing belief that assistance dogs inherently love their roles, arguing that the notion of “unconditional love” in discourses on assistance dog perpetuates a human-centric perspective and reinforces speciesism. It emphasizes
Birkan Taş
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Speciesism and Speciescentrism [PDF]
Ethical Theory and Moral Practice, 2021 AbstractThe term ‘speciesism’ was once coined to name discrimination against nonhuman animals (Ryder 1975) as well as the bias that such discrimination expresses (Singer 2009 [1975]). It has sparked a debate on criteria for being morally considerable and the relative significance of human and nonhuman animals’ interests.
Frauke Albersmeier
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Terrorism, racism, speciesism, and sustainable use of the planet [PDF]
Ethics in Science and Environmental Politics, 2002 The 11 September 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center in New York City and the US Pentagon in Washington, DC have seized our attention and undermined our sense of security.
John Cairns Jr.
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Véganisme et antispécisme : deux nouvelles formes de religiosité ?
Revue du Droit des Religions, 2021 Veganism and anti-speciesism are often accused of being new forms of religion. This article aims to show that this accusation has no historical basis and is belied by the reasons why some people today become vegan or antispeciesist. We will therefore ask
Thomas Lepeltier
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ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS AND SUSTAINABLE TERRITORIAL DEVELOPMENT. AN ANALYSIS FROM THE SPECIESISM CATEGORY [PDF]
Ambiente & Sociedade, 2016 The article proposes ways to relate discussions held at the field of Environmental Ethics with analysis about the Sustainable Territorial Development. For this, a summary discussion of this field is presented, emphasizing the category of Speciesism and ...
LUCIANO FÉLIX FLORIT +1 more
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SUBVERSION OF SPECIESISM IN J.M. COETZEE’S ELIZABETH COSTELLO
Ankara Üniversitesi Dil ve Tarih-Coğrafya Fakültesi Dergisi, 2022 Speciesism, a term coined by English philosopher Richard Ryder and disseminated by Peter Singer with his book Animal Liberation (1976), expresses the discrimination which is basically caused by being a member of a certain species.
Ersoy Gümüş
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