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71.
Nancy M. Williams 《Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Ethics》2008,21(4):371-384
It is widely recognized that our social and moral environments influence our actions and belief formations. We are never fully
immune to the effects of cultural membership. What is not clear, however, is whether these influences excuse average moral
agents who fail to scrutinize conventional norms. In this paper, I argue that the lack of extensive public debate about factory
farming and, its corollary, extreme animal suffering, is probably due, in part, to affected ignorance. Although a complex
phenomenon because of its many manifestations, affected ignorance is morally culpable because it involves a choice not to
investigate whether some practice in which one participates in might be immoral. I contend further that James Montmarquet’s
set of intellectual virtues can provide a positive account of what it means to act as a responsible moral agent while immersed
in a meat eating culture; they also represent the moral and epistemic framework for the kind of public discourse that should
be taking place. 相似文献
72.
Marc Bekoff 《Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Ethics》1997,10(3):269-296
In this essay I argue that the evolutionary and comparative study of nonhuman animal (hereafter animal) cognition in a wide
range of taxa by cognitive ethologists can readily inform discussions about animal protection and animal rights. However,
while it is clear that there is a link between animal cognitive abilities and animal pain and suffering, I agree with Jeremy
Bentham who claimed long ago the real question does not deal with whether individuals can think or reason but rather with
whether or not individuals can suffer. One of my major goals will be to make the case that the time has come to expand. The
Great Ape Project (GAP) to The Great Ape/Animal Project (GA/AP) and to take seriously the moral status and rights of all animals
by presupposing that all individuals should be admitted into the Community of Equals. I also argue that individuals count
and that it is essential to avoid being speciesist cognitivists; it really doesn't matter whether ‘dogs ape’ or whether ‘apes
dog’ when taking into account the worlds of different individual animals. Narrow-minded primatocentrism and speciesism must
be resisted in our studies of animal cognition and animal protection and rights. Line-drawing into ‘lower’ and ‘higher’ species
is a misleading speciesist practice that should be vigorously resisted because not only is line-drawing bad biology but also
because it can have disastrous consequences for how animals are viewed and treated. Speciesist line-drawing also ignores within
species individual differences.
This revised version was published online in July 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date. 相似文献
73.
William S. Lynn Francisco Santiago-Ávila Joann Lindenmayer John Hadidian Arian Wallach Barbara J. King 《Conservation biology》2019,33(4):769-776
Some conservationists believe that free-ranging cats pose an enormous risk to biodiversity and public health and therefore should be eliminated from the landscape by any means necessary. They further claim that those who question the science or ethics behind their arguments are science deniers (merchants of doubt) seeking to mislead the public. As much as we share a commitment to conservation of biodiversity and wild nature, we believe these ideas are wrong and fuel an unwarranted moral panic over cats. Those who question the ecological or epidemiological status of cats are not science deniers, and it is a false analogy to compare them with corporate and right-wing special interests that perpetrate disinformation campaigns over issues, such as smoking and climate change. There are good conservation and public-health reasons and evidence to be skeptical that free-ranging cats constitute a disaster for biodiversity and human health in all circumstances. Further, there are significant and largely unaddressed ethical and policy issues (e.g., the ethics and efficacy of lethal management) relative to how people ought to value and coexist with cats and native wildlife. Society is better served by a collaborative approach to produce better scientific and ethical knowledge about free-ranging cats. 相似文献
74.
Alexander D 《Disasters》2002,26(1):1-9
This paper compares the terrorist outrages of 11 September 2001 in New York City and Washington to the Lisbon earthquake of 1 November 1755. Both events occurred, literally out of the blue, at critical junctures in history and both struck at the heart of large trading networks. Both affected public attitudes towards disaster as, not only did they cause unparalleled destruction, but they also represented symbolic victories of chaos over order, and of moral catastrophism over a benign view of human endeavour. The Lisbon earthquake led to a protracted debate on teleology, which has some parallels in the debate on technological values in modern society. It remains to be seen whether there will be parallels in the reconstruction and the ways in which major disasters are rationalised in the long term. But despite the differences between these two events--which are obviously very large as nearly 250 years of history separate them and they were the work of different sorts of forces--there are lessons to be learned from the comparison. One of these is that disaster can contribute to a perilous form of self absorption and cultural isolation. 相似文献