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Preferences and recommendations from content creators on carnivore diets: a social media analysis. [PDF]
J Health Popul NutrLietz A, Dapprich J, Fischer T.
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Planetary health ethics: A Confucian alternative. [PDF]
J Clim Chang HealthIp EC.
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Japanese attitudes toward human brain organoid research: broad support amid ethical concerns. [PDF]
Front GenetSawai T, Koike M, Kataoka M.
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Pet food choices in transition: how owner demographics and diets influence pet food selection and the acceptance of alternative protein sources in pet feeding. [PDF]
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Speciesism and Reverse Speciesism
Ethics, Policy & Environment, 2011Implicit in Schmidtz's essay (Schmidtz, this issue, pp. 127–138) is a distinction between two meanings of ‘anthropocentrism’ for which I once suggested labels: ‘As I use the terms, a view is valuat...
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The notion of speciesism has been central to animal ethics since the mid-1970s. This chapter explores three issues that it raises. First, in response to the conceptual question “What exactly is speciesism?”, I argue that speciesism is best defined as discrimination on the basis of species membership.
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On Behalf of Moderate Speciesism
Journal of Applied Philosophy, 1984ABSTRACT Because of the existence of severely defective humans it is commonly held that whatever consideration is due to all humans is also due to many other animals, and that therefore speciesism, or the readiness to prefer the interest of humans to those of other animals, is unjustified.
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