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| Cows as chairs : questioning categorical legal distinctions in a non-categorical world | 3 | |
| The case for animals | 9 | |
| Why the status of animals should remain as property | 17 | |
| The case for animals as the property of humans | 25 | |
| Animal ethics and legal status | 33 | |
| Consistency and rights | 49 | |
| A legal argument against animals as property | 55 | |
| The legal perspective on animal rights | 59 | |
| Why should one reject the motion intending to remove animals from the status of property? | 65 | |
| Animals, property, and personhood | 77 | |
| Aping ethics : behavioral homologies and nonhuman rights | 105 | |
| Cognitive beasts : the thoughts and feelings of animals | 119 | |
| An argument from cognitive science against increasing legal rights for animals | 127 | |
| Evolved aspects of morality determine legal rights of animals | 133 | |
| A critical review of animal experimentation : moral and practical problem, alternatives and necessary changes | 145 | |
| Why animals should own their genes, and, therefore, own themselves | 153 | |
| Nonhuman "pain" and animal rights | 159 | |
| The importance of animal testing in biomedical research | 165 | |
| Animal welfare and biomedical research | 173 | |
| Ethics ... it's what's for dinner | 183 | |
| Treating animals humanely : veterinary medicine's defense to the law | 191 | |
| Veterinarians and the case against legal personhood for animals | 197 | |
| Animals are not things | 205 |
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Michael Perry
reviewed People, Property, or Pets? on September 15, 2009
People
Language has the power both to reflect our attitudes and to determine them, as we know from the battle for language that is inclusive of women. This book looks at the way our language choices enable us to disregard the interests, sentience and consciousness of non-human animals so that we can exploit them for our own ends. The book challenges our prejudices and our ability to turn beings, whether human or non-human, into "others" whose rights we can ignore.
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