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Disentangling ourselves from animals

Author(s):

Eva Haifa Giraud (see profile)

Date:

2020

Subject(s):

Animals--Moral and ethical aspects, Animals--Study and teaching, Animals (Philosophy), Human-animal relationships

Item Type:

Article

Tag(s):

Animal ethics, Animal studies, Animal theory

Permanent URL:

http://dx.doi.org/10.17613/0q4z-h424

Abstract:

Short piece from public philosophy journal The Philosopher, which complicates narratives that suggest ethical responsibility can emerge through entanglements with animals. The paper does this by drawing on three examples from my own research (entanglements with dangerous species, entanglements that have been used to harm animals, and instances where fostering distance from animals is important) to elucidate these complications.

Notes:

I have been given permission to freely share this pdf by the publisher.

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Last Updated:

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