Babies and beasts : the argument from marginal cases /

Both its defenders and detractors have described the argument from marginal cases as the most important to date in defense of animal rights. Hotly debated among philosophers for some twenty years, the argument concludes that no morally relevant characteristic distinguishes human beings - including i...

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Main Author:	Dombrowski, Daniel A
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Urbana : University of Illinois Press, 1997 Urbana : c1997 Urbana : ©1997 Urbana : [1997]
Subjects:	Animal rights > Philosophy Animal Rights > philosophy Animal rights Handbook Guides et manuels Handbooks and manuals handbooks

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