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Animal Philosophies Animal Sociology environmental ethics Habitats and Sanctuarism

The Animal Rights Environmental Rights Link

The relation between animal rights and environmental protection / protection of the co-world is not an illusionary niche realm, but rather the most conflict-prone place in which you can politically move as a ‚member of the species Homo sapiens‘. In…WeiterlesenThe Animal Rights Environmental Rights Link

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Animal Sociology

Animality and conceptual corners

Why treat nonhuman concerns in assigned fields, instead of debiologizing the typical stances on animality? “Being a human” is still taken as a sociological state, while “nonhuman behaviour” is routinely relegated into the categories of being biologically driven/dominated. – Animality…WeiterlesenAnimality and conceptual corners

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Animal Philosophies animal sapiens Animal Sociology

Atrocities

Wer zwischen Gräueltaten an vulnerablen Wesen, die durch Menschen verübt werden, kategorisch und im Grundsatz unterscheidet, der wird diese Unterscheidung vermutlich auch mit aller Konsequenz aufrechthalten wollen. Das beinhaltet: Eine Hierarchisierung von Unrechtsfällen. — Anyone who makes a categorical and…WeiterlesenAtrocities

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Animal Sociology

Political Self-Sustenance

It’s great to be politically self-sustaining. Cives animales et cives sui amici triangulant ex propriis valoribus ligatis. How good to have my dear friends in the U.S. At least some people who unterstand what being a citizen politically amounts to…WeiterlesenPolitical Self-Sustenance

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animal sapiens Animal Sociology Animal Thealogies Communicational Diverstiy Conflicting approaches

An antispe center of left and right?

Insisting on our self-assumed and self-defined right as „individuals“ and „living beings“ to stand beyond all clusters, whether left or right. Our group is and remains predominantly happily detached from society. Positive reference > individuals! If left and right were…WeiterlesenAn antispe center of left and right?

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Animal Philosophies Animal Sociology Conflicting approaches environmental ethics questioning terms

Gemeinschaft / Community and Conflict

In > collective frameworks one might only complain about “the injustice experienced”, by questioning the fundamentals of your frameworks. If we exclude > the social-psychological planes of the „individual’s tyrannis“ [1] > we might just aswell admit our expectancy that…WeiterlesenGemeinschaft / Community and Conflict

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Animal Sociology Notes

Notes on Animal Sociology and Animal Objectification, 12/17/23

Implicitly things like classism … and speciesism / animal hatred and similar human attitudes teach you that you are supposedly ought to solidly build your self concepts on ideas of disdain. Such observations can be made, analyzed, but probably not…WeiterlesenNotes on Animal Sociology and Animal Objectification, 12/17/23

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animal sapiens Animal Sociology Heterogenes Denken Zu Tierphilosophien

The abbreviated view of Animal Rights is agenda driven

The abbreviated view of Animal Rights is agenda driven Those agendas that suppose AR was intrinsically “single issue” as a topic in itself: Logically it will not work out if you seek to impose > your single agenda  > onto…WeiterlesenThe abbreviated view of Animal Rights is agenda driven

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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