Defining Animal Ethics with Kathie Jenni - ASI's Defining Human-Animal Studies 19

This week’s Defining HAS video series addition is by Kathie Jenni, Professor of Philosophy and Director of Human-Animal Studies at the University of Redlands, who has been discussed the term animal ethics. Her work focuses on animal ethics, environmental ethics, and moral psychology. Her scholarship has appeared in Social Theory and Practice, the Journal of Applied Philosophy, Animal Studies Journal, Environmental Ethics, and other journals and volumes. Kathie co-authored (with Mylan Engel Jr.) The Philosophy of Animal Rights: a Brief Introduction for Students and Teachers (Lantern Press, 2010). Her most recent publication is ""Empathy and Moral Laziness"" (Animal Studies Journal). Kathie lives in Southern California with her family of feline companions.

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Im srilankan student.. what flow tha book plz animals ethic

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What is a civilisation when Ethics is not part of each person daily life? The way we treat the defenseless animals is the definition of a species with or without moral issues . In this last case the logical other question would be :'where humans stand in the process of evolution? 'Isn't the case of a review into this matter? Has something been hidden about the real humanity? I believe this to be paramount for a further understanding and the necessary change.