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Solving the Problem of Puppy Mills: Why the Animal Welfare Movement's Bark is Stronger than its Bite
Contributor(s):: Kailey A. Burger
The relationship between man and dog is one characterized by companionship, service, and love; but dogs serve a variety of functions beyond just "man‘s best friend." These companion animals provide valuable assistance to people with disabilities, in military and police service, in...
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Animal Rights Without Liberation: Applied Ethics and Human Obligations [Book review]
Contributor(s):: Suchyta, Mark
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An Interview with Sue Donaldson and Will Kymlicka
Contributor(s):: Taylor, Angus
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Good Eats
Contributor(s):: Foreman, Elizabeth
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Towards a Coherent Theory of Animal Equality
Contributor(s):: Bruers, Stijn
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Korsgaard and Non-Sentient Life
Contributor(s):: Bock, Gregory L.
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The King of the Meat-Eaters
Contributor(s):: Anonymous,
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Contractualism and the Moral Status of Animals
Contributor(s):: Swanson, Jennifer
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Review of Wesley J. Smith's A Rat is a Pig is a Dog is a Boy: The Human Cost of the Animal Rights Movement
Contributor(s):: Taylor, Angus
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Discourse First, Cages Second: A New Locus for Animal Liberation
Contributor(s):: Donaldson, Brianne
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How Ought We To Live With Nonhuman Animals? Peter Singer's Answer: Animal Liberation Parts II
Contributor(s):: McLean, Lesley
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How Ought We To Live With Nonhuman Animals? Peter Singer's Answer: Animal Liberation Parts I
Contributor(s):: McLean, Lesley
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The Ethical Disconnect of the Circus: Humanity's acceptance of Performing Elephants
Contributor(s):: Jaynes, Mike
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Animals and the Ethics of Domination
Contributor(s):: Fink, C.K.
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Rawls and Non-Rational Beneficiaries
Contributor(s):: Filice, C.
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The species-norm account of moral status
Contributor(s):: Wilson, S.D.
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Animal Rights Theory and Utilitarianism: Relative Normative Guidance
Contributor(s):: Francione, G.L.
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Robbing PETA to Spay Paul: Do Animal Rights Include Reproductive Rights?
Contributor(s):: Boonin, D.
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Carruthers on Consciousness and Moral Status
Contributor(s):: Johnson, Edward
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Why Animal Pain?: Considerations in Theodicies
Contributor(s):: Jennings Jr, Don
