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The Rights of Animals and Unborn Generations
Author(s)
Feinberg, Joel
Abstract
In this important paper, Feinberg analyzes the concept of a right and contends that humans and animals have rights, but rocks and whole species do not. Future generations have rights, but only contingent on their coming into existence.
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43-68
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Philosophy and Environmental Crisis
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PubDate
1974
ISBN_ISSN
0820303437
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