Insulting words: "They are animals!"
Carolyn A. Ristau
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Animal Sentience,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
3(23)
Published: Jan. 1, 2018
As
Chapman
&
Huffman
state,
creating
divisive
human
categories
has
rationalized
atrocities
committed
against
the
"other."
Labeling
neighboring
warring
villagers
as
"animals"
is
considered
a
despicable
insult.
Yet
contemporary
scientific
views
of
many
animals
grant
them
thinking
and
conscious
faculties,
capacity
for
impressive
achievements,
unattainable
by
humans.
Robots,
too,
can
accomplish
similar
feats.
But
essential
reason
we
must
protect
not
because
their
admirable
abilities,
but
consciousness,
suffering.
Robots
are
conscious.
Participants
in
human-animal
debate
should
complain
about
changing
criteria
determining
uniqueness.
New
refined
hypothesis-making
stuff
science.
Language: Английский
Anthropocentrism in the Select American Dystopic Fictions: The Water Knife by Paolo Bacigalupi and Claire Vaye Watkins’ Gold Fame Citrus
K. Rajesh,
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V. Rajasekaran
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Journal of Higher Education Theory and Practice,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
21(16)
Published: Dec. 29, 2021
A
conductive
environment
is
the
most
crucial
thing
for
any
living
being
to
lead
life
happily
in
world.
The
includes
both
biotic
and
abiotic
components.
At
present,
people
are
facing
more
problems
due
environmental
issues.
This
research
paper
aims
see
anthropocentrism
through
interaction
between
humans
select
American
dystopic
fictions
Water
Knife
by
Paolo
Bacigalupi
Gold
Fame
Citrus
Claire
Vaye
Watkins.
These
novels'
major
themes
deal
with
climate
change,
water
shortage,
drought,
other
ecological
crises.
In
this
research,
a
qualitative
approach
has
been
taken
up
as
method.
result
of
study
reveals
that
have
responsibilities
protect
bodies
environment.
People
need
follow
ethics
effectively
not
be
involved
anthropocentric
activities
come
out
shortages.
reminds
us
nature
powerful
than
man.
Language: Английский
Refining thoughts about human/nonhuman differences
Animal Sentience,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
3(23)
Published: Jan. 1, 2019
Our
commentators
come
from
many
fields
and
disciplines
express
highly
divergent
views,
illustrating
broad
interest
in
the
question.
From
breadth
of
comments,
we
have
identified
two
recurring
themes,
which
focus
on
here.
The
first
is
a
preponderance
cautionary
remarks
about
evaluating
differences
between
humans
nonhuman
animals.
second
concerns
whether
considering
animals
as
worthy
moral
consideration
one
useful
tools
for
conservationists
trying
to
prevent
extinction,
habitat
destruction,
climate
change.
Language: Английский