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Animal ethics in context

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AcknowledgmentsIntroduction1. Animals' Capacities and Moral Status2. Capacity-Oriented Accounts of Animal Ethics3. Capacities, Contexts, and Relations4. Wildness, Domestication, and the Laissez-faire Intuition5. Developing a New, Relational Approach6. Past Harms and Special Obligations7. Some Problems and Questions8. Puzzling Through Some CasesConclusionWorks CitedIndex

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Key concepts: Context (archaeology), Environmental ethics, Sociology, Political science, History, Philosophy, Archaeology