The Human Animal

There are some things that make human beings and animals different. These include human beings who bury the dead to respect humanity, evolution of human beings who stop resorting to instincts, errors of noticing themselves, correct emotions, evil and morality, complex language and human communication methods included. Like the ability of human beings to advance technology, the brain is used in a very complex way. The premise of this white paper is to examine the influence of these differences in detail.

In animal rights movement, "human animals" and "non-human animals" are usually distinguished. Participants in the rights movement of animals generally recognized that animals other than humans had similar characteristics as humans. For example, various non-human animals have been shown to record pain, sympathy, memory and some cognitive functions. Some animal rights activists think that the similarity between humans and animals other than humans shows the right to give humans non-human animals such as the right to self-protection to humans. Conscious thinking such as invertebrates such as vertebrates and cephalopods can acquire full moral rights

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.