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Animal Rights and Human Rights Animal Sociology

Empathy and Analysis

Empathy and Analysis With discussing the suffering we are like a police man who would talk about the harm the murderer has done to the victim. One part of the crime setting but it’s not everything we need to analyse…WeiterlesenEmpathy and Analysis

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animal objectifying normalcy in academia and the kulturindustrie Animal Rights and Human Rights Animal Sociology

Segregative approaches

Segregative approaches Repost from https://www.simorgh.de/objects/segregative-approaches/ Question about segregative approaches, such as found in the discussion here https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3csydct [accessed 12.10.2023], where conservationist approaches typically stand in conflict with the concepts of animal rights, for a large part by ignoring aspects affecting nonhuman life…WeiterlesenSegregative approaches

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Animal Rights and Human Rights Animal Sociology Ethisches Paradoxon Heterogenes Denken Mitweltethik opposing all forms of animal objectification Specifics of Animal Objectification Tierobjektifizierung und menschliche beschwoerungsartige Taktiken Tierrechtsdiskurse Tiersoziologie

Could nonhuman pain ever equal a norm

Could nonhuman pain ever equal a norm Can Animal Friends critique Animal Objectification taking place in the medical field but also put forth the basic fundamental wrong in medical history overall? Who suggests that the reason that Animal Experimentation is…WeiterlesenCould nonhuman pain ever equal a norm

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Animal Rights and Human Rights Conflicting approaches Habitats and Sanctuarism Specifics of Animal Objectification

Total Liberation and Total Obstacles

“Animal Liberation – Human Liberation” say the ones who in the next three phrases make either clear that a.) circumstances generally weigh sensitively more when we / if we’d endure what “they” endure, vice versa is a totally different story and…WeiterlesenTotal Liberation and Total Obstacles

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animal objectifying normalcy in academia and the kulturindustrie Animal Rights and Human Rights Animal Sociology

Anthropogenic Philosophies (1)

Segregatives Denken in Bezug auf Geschichtsverständnis (animal sapiens/’oikos’/homos) und > Weltgeschichte > wo beginnt das philosophische Anthropozän und wo würde es enden, beides in philosophischer Hinsicht? ( + Verschiedene widersprüchliche Positionen sind Teil des Dilemmas.) — Segregative thinking in terms…WeiterlesenAnthropogenic Philosophies (1)

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animal objectifying normalcy in academia and the kulturindustrie Animal Philosophies Animal Rights and Human Rights animal sapiens Animal Sociology

Naming the Theriocides and Faunacides

You talk about abstract „suffering“ instead of functioning injustice, and normalize the speech of „production“ of individuals, instead that of discussing faunacides, theriocides … as the causa. You want to talk objectively about things unobjective, but don’t notice that your…WeiterlesenNaming the Theriocides and Faunacides

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Animal Philosophies Animal Rights and Human Rights animal sapiens

Talking Animal Rights

Bürgerrechte „ohne reden“? Tierrechte „mit Reden“. Die raffen nicht, dass das geht, oder die wollen das nicht raffen, weil sie die Idee des Tierseins weiterhin, strikt segregierend, ins Reich ihrer Instinktvorstellungen und -theorien verbannen. Kein Tierdenken??? — Civil rights „without…WeiterlesenTalking Animal Rights

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Animal Rights and Human Rights Animal Sociology Tierrechtsdiskurse Tiersoziologie

Tierrechtssprache (1) / Animal Rights Language (1)

On a side note: People who use the word „animal production“ to complain about damage to the environment while claiming and acting as defenders of animal rights … employ an animal objectifying rhetoric and undermine animal rights language … I…WeiterlesenTierrechtssprache (1) / Animal Rights Language (1)

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Animal Philosophies Animal Rights and Human Rights

Cognition

Just the act of humans talking about animal cognition is in itself cognitive biologistic rape. antibiologistic animal sociologyWeiterlesenCognition

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Animal Philosophies Animal Rights and Human Rights animal sapiens

Segregative ethics as a means of justifying violent hegemonic pretensions

Segregative ethics as a means of justifying violent hegemonic pretensions If as a ruling instance qua force you engaged in excluding someone or an entire issue from your ideas of ethical justice – and in the case of nonhumans people…WeiterlesenSegregative ethics as a means of justifying violent hegemonic pretensions