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    happiness) for the greatest number and this Singer regards as being the true only measure of good or ethical behaviour. Singer contends that there is no reason why such considerations considerations should not be extended to other animals. The term ’speciesism’ was first popularised by Singer to label the prejudice of privileging humans and their interests over those of other animals. Singer’s utilitarian viewpoint is grounded in what he commonly

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    Applied Ethics “Is it morally impermissible to use animals medically for human sake?” To begin with‚ we have to point out that under which situation is permissible to use animals for human sake. We believe we can only use animals when it exerts constructive and affirmative influence to human beings which means it might save lives and enhance the quality of living on a general basis and most importantly‚ when there is no existing alternative. Using animals medically for human sake is morally

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    suits everyone’s wishes and the best interests of the contract. One must first look at the issues at hand before seeking the solution that best fits everyone’s and everything’s best interests. First off‚ humans have developed something called "speciesism" (Singer And Mason 777)‚ which is a prejudice against anything that is not a part of the dominant human race. Man has denied reasonable rights to animals and plants to prosper in a way that allows them to live their lives not as an object‚ but

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    testing has remained clear from the start – Animal testing is‚ and should‚ continued to be practiced as it produces more good than bad. Let me explain my perspective based on a few key points. First would be the virtue of our individualistic stand on speciesism. In the chain of priority‚ humanity would obviously hold more importance as compared to other animals. Whilst this does not automatically confer upon us the right to slaughter countless mice for research‚ it does give us the reason to consider that

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    Climate change is the largest threat to life on Earth that we currently face. Despite the overwhelming scientific consensus on the issue‚ only half of Americans believe that climate change is human-caused. Without a vast majority of the world’s population expressing concern about climate change and working to enact societal reform‚ little can be done to effectively address this extremely time-sensitive issue. In this paper‚ I will explore the main contributing factors to both literal and implicatory

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    Annotated Bibliography #1 Debate Resolution: If voluntary euthanasia is legalized in the U.S.‚ it will have primarily positive and acceptable social consequences.  Consequently‚ it should be legal Four Scripture Passages 2 Corinthians 12:9 (ESV): “But He said to me‚ ‘My grace is sufficient for you‚ for my power is made perfect in weakness.’ Therefore‚ I will boast all the more gladly of my weaknesses‚ so that the power of Christ may rest upon me.” This passage of Scripture was written by

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    The Moral Fabrications of Meat Dale Cunningham Student ID: D40066798 ENG-135-13386 Advanced Composition Jayme Dahlbeck Bunch Meat is murder. Eat beans not beings. Friends not food. These are just some of the popular slogans that have cropped up in the latter half of the 20th century in a growing trend among a mostly urban dwelling environmentalist culture. The more radical among them maintain the eating of any sentient animal is immoral and

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    Title: Do the BPS ethical principles and guidelines place unreasonable constraints upon research? Ethical issues in research and particularly socially sensitive research have predominantly represented a focal paradigm within ’social sciences’; the emotive nature of psychological enquiry in both classical and contemporary investigations has moulded the retroactive response of bodies responsible for overseeing the instigation and application of principles and guidelines envisaged to safeguard

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    According to World Farm Animals Day ‚“Each year‚ more than 58 billion cows‚ pigs‚ chickens‚ and other innocent‚ sentient animals are caged‚ crowded‚ deprived‚ drugged‚ mutilated‚ and manhandled in the world’s factory farms and slaughterhouses. In the US alone‚ 10 billion land animals are abused and slaughtered every year.” The majority of those killed are chickens and other types of birds. Undoubtedly‚ meat eaters have their reasons for eating meat‚ from misconceptions‚ to being raised on it and

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    Animal Rights and Ethical Theories Umajesty Allah PHI 208 Ethics and Moral Reasoning Instructor: Hai Nguyen September 7‚ 2014 Human Rights and Philosophical Theories We live in a society where many people fight for rights of their specific groups. Women’s rights‚ African American’s rights‚ and rights for handicapped people are just a few examples. Now these are all groups‚ where people verbally fight for their groups‚ but what about animal rights? Animals cannot speak or communicate

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