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Do Animals Have Rights?

By: Alison Hills
240 pages, Illus
Publisher: Icon Books
Do Animals Have Rights?
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In this highly accessible book Alison Hills steers a careful path between often impractical poles of thought and, for once, provides a practical and liveable idea of the ethics of animals. Telling the story of how animals have been thought of through human history, she argues in particular that we must distinguish between species - all animals are not, in fact, equal.

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By: Alison Hills
240 pages, Illus
Publisher: Icon Books
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