The Political Theory of Animal RightsManchester University Press, 22 de jul. 2005 - 181 pàgines This book seeks to examine the impact on political thinking of regarding animals as morally important beings. Garner notes how political theorists have largely neglected the effect on political thinking of incorporating the interests of animals. Yet, he argues, the case for granting them a high moral status is practically unanswerable. As a result, the author challenges the presumption that political theory is about the"'human question". He seeks to identify the political ideology that is best able to further the interests of animals. |
Continguts
Preface page | 1 |
Liberalism property and the representation | 39 |
Political liberalism animals and justice | 56 |
Conservatism communitarianism and animals | 83 |
Socialism and animals | 100 |
Ecology and animals | 118 |
Feminism and animals | 140 |
Conclusion | 157 |
Frases i termes més freqüents
accept animal advocates animal interests animal issues animal liberation animal protection movement animal rights animal rights/liberation animal welfare anthropocentric approach argued argument argument from marginal autonomy Barry benefit Benton Britain campaign chapter claim communitarian conceptions conservative contractarian critique deep ecology democratic ecocentric ecological equal ethic of care exploit animals factory farming feminism feminist Francione full-personhood Garner harm harm principle higher moral status holism human interests humans and animals hunting ideology important including animals individual instance interests of animals justify Labour least legislation liberal political marginal humans meat moral orthodoxy moral pluralism moral significance moral worth nature nonhuman animals original position Oxford particular perspective political theory property status protection of animals rationality Rawls Regan regarded ritual slaughter seek sentient Singer social socialist society species status of animals suggested theory of justice thinkers tion treatment of animals University Press utilitarian vegetarianism vivisection whilst wild animals women