When assessing discomfort in animals analogous reasoning is often used, namely, that the
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This chapter deals with the thesis that killing animals is morally wrong because their life has
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This study attempts to assess to what extent three selected variables (animal discomfort,
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An attempt was made to study the impact of clinically-observed abnormalities in mice with
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Are moral standards relevant to decisions concerning toxicological experiments on animals?
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Since the publication of Peter Singer’s book “Animal Liberation” in 1975, there has been a
continuous flow of books and essays concerning ethical aspects of animal experimentation. …

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At the occasion of its 20th anniversary, Ethical Theory and Moral Practice organised a
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