Animal Moralities and Human Negligence

Tom Reagan is a philosopher and teacher of the United States. Reagan was born in Pittsburgh on November 28, 1938 and has a bachelor 's degree. At the tire college. He is teaching philosophy about the majority of his career at North Carolina State University and is now Professor Emeritus. Reagan is considered one of the main intellectuals of the rights movement of animals. One of his ethical papers included "animal rights case" announced in 1985 when he was 47 years old. According to the article "Animal Rights Case", Tom Regan discusses the abolition of the use of scientific animals, the abolition of industrial livestock industry, and the abolition of market targets.

First, the definition of rights between people and animals is different. Animals do not have the same rights as humans because "they do not have morality and animals do not have moral mistakes" and the concept of wrong concepts and rights is quite foreign. (Cohen 2001 p.31) Therefore it is impossible to give the same rights to humans and animals, and animals should not be considered to be in the same position as humans. For example, the human law tells us that everyone has Gives a guarantee that it is harmless. Of course scientists should not be allowed to use animals in their experiments if their use is also suitable for animals, but wild animals feed on the animal kingdom law because they feed on food from other animals You can not. They should not be identified with humans, but animals should not be used for scientific experiments.

Those who defend the rights of animals believe that animals have legal rights and are members of an ethical community. Therefore, humans should not use animals for any purpose. Advocates of animal welfare believe that nonhuman animals should be handled humanely without unnecessary suffering, but humans can be used for food, clothing, research and entertainment. The subject of such organizational academic controversy may be suitable for high school and university level. As well as structured academic controversy, preparation of students and teachers in advance is essential. The city council itself will take 60-70 minutes, depending on how deeply you expect the students. Students should make extensive preparatory time to do the necessary reading and to prepare a presentation.

Dale Peterson's goal in his new book, moral life of animals is to dilute the uniqueness of human morality. He notes that the moral system of animals is "not just like ours" - that is, the coincidence coefficients are not superficially similar - "the same cause as ours" - For "common cause" and so on. He asked us to consider morality as a sort of "moral organ", "equivalent to the elephant's nose: huge, powerful, multifaceted". Peterson says that our "moral organ" may have different characteristics from other animals, but in the end human morality like animal morality goes to the limbic system of the brain It is an organ.