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Table of Contents

  1. An Egregious Slander
  2. Andrew Linzey, Clair Linzey
  3. pp. v-vi
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Articles

  1. The Recognition of Animal Sentience by the Law
  2. Charlotte E. Blattner
  3. pp. 121-136
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  1. Why Kant Animals Have Rights?
  2. Alex Howe
  3. pp. 137-142
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  1. Genealogical Relationships Do Not Support Indirect Speciesism
  2. Josh Mund
  3. pp. 143-157
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  1. Eternal Mirroring: Charles Patterson's Treatment of Animals and the Holocaust
  2. Natalie Woodward
  3. pp. 158-169
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  1. Can "Conservation Hunting" Be Ethically Justified?
  2. Matthew Colin Sayce
  3. pp. 170-176
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  1. Are Zoos and Aquariums Justifiable? A Utilitarian Evaluation of Two Prominent Arguments
  2. Stephen Bennett
  3. pp. 177-183
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  1. A Critique of the Cultural Defense of Animal Cruelty
  2. Elisa Galgut
  3. pp. 184-198
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  1. Does In Vitro Meat Constitute Animal Liberation?
  2. Nathan Poirier, Joshua Russell
  3. pp. 199-211
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Review Articles

  1. Consequentialism and Thought Experiments in Philosophy Comes to Dinner
  2. Robert Lazo
  3. pp. 212-219
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  1. In Search of Pedigrees: Why Do We Harm the Dogs We Love?
  2. Randall Lockwood
  3. pp. 220-225
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Book Reviews

  1. The Ethical Case Against Animal Experiments ed. by Andrew Linzey and Clair Linzey (review)
  2. Daniel A. Dombrowski
  3. pp. 226-228
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  1. Animals and the Economy by Steven Mc-Mullen (review)
  2. Thomas I. White
  3. pp. 228-229
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  1. Carnivore Minds: Who These Fearsome Creatures Really Are by G. A. Bradshaw (review)
  2. Elisa Galgut
  3. pp. 229-231
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  1. The Great Cat and Dog Massacre: The Real Story of World War II's Unknown Tragedy by Hilda Kean (review)
  2. A. W. H. Bates
  3. pp. 232-233
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  1. Veterinary Ethics: Navigating Tough Cases by Siobhan Mullan and Anne Fawcett (review)
  2. Jonathan Balcombe
  3. pp. 233-234
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  1. The Animal Inside: Essays at the Intersection of Philosophical Anthropology and Animal Studies ed. by Geoffrey Dierckxsens, Rudmer Biljlsma, Michael Begun, and Thomas Kiefer (review)
  2. Jennifer Clements
  3. pp. 234-235
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  1. About the Authors
  3. pp. 236-238
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  1. Books Received
  3. pp. 239-240
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