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On the Side of the Animals (part of our next reading selection)
On the Side of the Animals
by RSPCA
Introduction
This booklet is complementary to the RSPCA leaflet Ethical Concerns for Animals. It is a collection of short essays by contemporary philosophers who take a pro-animal stance and who have helped to bring about more sympathetic attitudes towards animals in Western society. Together, these philosophers have provided an academic basis for the disquiet about animal cruelty which has been growing for at least two centuries.
by RSPCA
Introduction
This booklet is complementary to the RSPCA leaflet Ethical Concerns for Animals. It is a collection of short essays by contemporary philosophers who take a pro-animal stance and who have helped to bring about more sympathetic attitudes towards animals in Western society. Together, these philosophers have provided an academic basis for the disquiet about animal cruelty which has been growing for at least two centuries.
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Andrew Linzey,
Bernard Rollin,
Mary Midgely,
Peter Singer,
Richard Ryder,
RSPCA,
Steven Clark,
Tom Regan
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