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Crane, Jonathan K.

Beastly morality animals as ethical agents /

紀錄類型:	書目-語言資料,印刷品 : Monograph/item
正題名/作者:	Beastly morality / edited by Jonathan K. Crane
其他題名:	animals as ethical agents /
其他作者:	Crane, Jonathan K.
面頁冊數:	1 online resource
提要註:	We have come to regard nonhuman animals as beings of concern, and we even grant them some legal protections. But until we understand animals as moral agents in and of themselves, they will be nothing more than distant recipients of our largesse. Featuring original essays by philosophers, ethicists, religionists, and ethologists, including Marc Bekoff, Frans de Waal, and Elisabetta Palagi, this collection demonstrates the ability of animals to operate morally, process ideas of good and bad, and think seriously about sociality and virtue. Envisioning nonhuman animals as distinct moral agents marks a paradigm shift in animal studies, as well as philosophy itself. Drawing not only on ethics and religion but also on law, sociology, and cognitive science, the essays in this collection test long-held certainties about moral boundaries and behaviors and prove that nonhuman animals possess complex reasoning capacities, sophisticated empathic sociality, and dynamic and enduring self-conceptions
標題:	Ethics -
電子資源:	http://portal.igpublish.com/iglibrary/search/COLB0002184.html
ISBN:	9780231540537

Beastly morality animals as ethical agents /
Beastly morality animals as ethical agents /[electronic resource] :edited by Jonathan K. Crane - 1 online resource

Includes bibliographical references and index

Table of Contents ; Acknowledgments; Introduction; 1. Beastly Morality: A Twisting Tale, by Jonathan K. Crane; Part I: The Permeability of Morality; 2. De-humanizing Morality, by Kendy Hess; 3. HumAnI(m)Morality, by Sean Meighoo; 4. Not All Dogs Go to Heaven: Judaism's Lessons in Beastly Morality, by Mark Goldfeder; Part II: Observing Animal Morality; 5. Animal Empathy as Moral Building Block, by Frans B.M. de Waal; 6. Humans, Other Animals, and the Biology of Morality, by Elisabetta Palagi; 7. Moral Mutts: Social Play, Fairness, and Wild Justice, by Marc Bekoff

We have come to regard nonhuman animals as beings of concern, and we even grant them some legal protections. But until we understand animals as moral agents in and of themselves, they will be nothing more than distant recipients of our largesse. Featuring original essays by philosophers, ethicists, religionists, and ethologists, including Marc Bekoff, Frans de Waal, and Elisabetta Palagi, this collection demonstrates the ability of animals to operate morally, process ideas of good and bad, and think seriously about sociality and virtue. Envisioning nonhuman animals as distinct moral agents marks a paradigm shift in animal studies, as well as philosophy itself. Drawing not only on ethics and religion but also on law, sociology, and cognitive science, the essays in this collection test long-held certainties about moral boundaries and behaviors and prove that nonhuman animals possess complex reasoning capacities, sophisticated empathic sociality, and dynamic and enduring self-conceptions

ISBN: 9780231540537

Publisher. No.: EB00640445Recorded BooksSubjects--Topical Terms:

205904
Ethics
Index Terms--Genre/Form:

382946
Electronic books

LC Class. No.: B105.A55 / B43 2016

Dewey Class. No.: 179/.3

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505 8 $a 8. Fighting Fair: The Ecology of Honor in Humans and Animals, by Dan DemetriouPart III: Reading Animal Morality; 9. Reading, Teaching Insects: Ant Society as Pedagogical Device in Rabbinic Literature, by Harrison King; 10. Jakushin's Dogs and the Goodness of Animals: Preaching the Moral Life of Beasts in Medieval Japanese Tale Literature, by Michael Bathgate; Part IV: Reconceiving Animal Morality; 11. Just Chimpanzees? A Thomistic Perspective on Ethics in a Nonhuman Species, by John Berkman
505 8 $a 12. Brutal Justice? Animal Litigation and the Question of Countertradition, by Jonathan K. Crane and Aaron S. GrossPart V: Epilogue; 13. Beastly Morality: Untangling Possibilities, by Jonathan K. Crane, Ani B. Satz, Lori Marino, and Cynthia Willett; List of Contributors; Index
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