Activities for Animal Rights: Philosopher

http://www.animalethics.org.uk/i-ch4-8-philosopher.html

Animal Rights Philosophical Encyclopeida

The greatest threat to people is ignorance.
The greatest threat to animals is ignorant people.

 

 http://www.zoosavvy.com/index.html

"What is this encyclopedia about?
This encyclopedia is an introduction to the scope of animal rights. Entries consist of core ideas of moral theories and principles, animal-human problems, ideas and background reading to assimilate quickly and easily. Relevant cross-references are in red. You can read topics in greater detail by looking them up on the Web.

However, do not expect quick and unequivocal answers to problematic questions about animal rights. As Mark Bekoff says:

"For many questions about how animals should be treated by humans there are no 'right' or 'wrong' answers. However, there are better and worse answers."

Animal Passions and Beastly Virtues. 2006:227.

From the Early Days of the World Wide Web...

In the beginning, there was Donald Graft's Animal Rights Resource Site.  Before every animal group everywhere had their own website, ARRS was the one central websource for animal rights info.  After the cut are the essays from ARRS's Animal Rights Theory and Philosophy Section, courtesy of Archive.org's Wayback Machine: