Tom Regan, Peter Singer
Abstract
1. Animals in the History of Western Thought. 2. The Nature of Humans and Other Animals. 3. Equal Consideration for Other Animals. 4. Animal Rights. 5. Killing and the Value of Life. 6. The Treatment of Farm Animals. 7. The Treatment of Animals in Science. 8. The Treatment of Wildlife. Epilogue.
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1. Animals in the History of Western Thought. 2. The Nature of Humans and Other Animals. 3. Equal Consideration for Other Animals. 4. Animal Rights. 5. Killing and the Value of Life. 6. The Treatment of Farm Animals. 7. The Treatment of Animals in Science. 8. The Treatment of Wildlife. Epilogue.
Key concepts: Animal rights, Environmental ethics, Value (mathematics), Wildlife, Animal welfare, Animal life, Animal ethics, Animal-assisted therapy