Animal Liberation Now by Peter Singer is a compelling and updated exploration of animal rights and ethical treatment. This paperback edition, released on May 30, 2024, revisits and expands upon the foundational arguments presented in Singer's seminal work, Animal Liberation, which first challenged the moral status of animals and advocated for their rights. The book examines current issues in animal welfare, including factory farming, animal experimentation, and the ethical implications of new scientific developments. Singer offers a rigorous critique of contemporary practices and presents arguments for more compassionate and just treatment of animals.
Why Read This Book
- Gain insights into the latest developments in animal rights and welfare from a leading philosopher in the field.
- Explore a rigorous and compelling argument for the ethical treatment of animals based on philosophical reasoning and current evidence.
- Address current practices in animal farming and experimentation, and understand their ethical implications.
- Learn how to apply ethical principles to advocate for more humane and just treatment of animals in today’s society.
About the Author
Peter Singer is an Australian philosopher and professor known for his influential work in bioethics and animal rights. His book Animal Liberation, published in 1975, is considered a groundbreaking work in the animal rights movement. Singer’s philosophical approach combines utilitarian ethics with a focus on reducing suffering, and his contributions have had a significant impact on discussions around ethics, animal rights, and global justice.
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