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Recognizing the intrinsic value of animals: beyond animal welfare
Marcel Dol (ed.)
Assen, The Netherlands: Van Gorcum (1999)
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Introduction Moral concern for animals is commonly formulated in terms of concern for their welfare. Yet, besides the welfare issue, although highly ...Other Versions
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