Module 1 Flashcards

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Deontology

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Moral obligation regardless of consequence

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2
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Utilitarianism

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Benefits must outweigh the cost

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3
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What is animal ethics?

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How animals ought to be treated

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4
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Philosophical theory of Aristotle (384-322 B.C)

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Humans are superior because they can reason

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5
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Philosophical theory of Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274)

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“Only human intellect can gain knowledge and understanding of God.. therefore all other beings exist for humans”

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6
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Philosophical theory of Rene Descartes (1596-1650)

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“ I think therefore I am “

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Philosophical theory of Immanuel Kant (1724-1804)

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“The only thing that has intrinsic value is a good will. Since an animal does not have a will, they cannot have a good will therefore they do not have any intrinsic value”

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Jeremy Bentham (1748-1832)

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“The question is not can they reason, but can they suffer”

Rejected all previous theories

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9
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Factors influencing the rise of the animal rights movements

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-philosophical traditions
-religious beliefs
-democratization in civil society
-growth of human rights movements
-industrialization and technology
-scientific knowledge about animals

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10
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Factors influencing industrialization of agriculture (1930’s-Present)

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-Great Depression
-Better jobs in cities
-Encroachment on agricultural land
- War experiences leading to dissatisfaction with farm life
-population growth
-Labour saving machines
-Economy of scale factories

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11
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Consequences of industrialization

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-get big or get out
-technology key to high production
- Death of animal husbandry
-productivity no longer equaled good animal welfare
-profitability

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12
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Animal rights lead to animal welfare (1960’s)

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The treatment of animals moved from being a personal ethics example to societal ethics

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13
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Who is Peter singer ?

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Equal rights philosopher who said the capacity to feel pain is the only factor needed to consider an individual of another species equal

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14
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What is sentience ?

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Possession of sensory organs, ability to feel, experience subjectively

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15
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Animal welfare vs Animal rights

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Animal welfare is the concern for the quality of life of animals in our control

Animal rights suggests animals are their own nation and should live w/out interference from ours

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16
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What is biological functioning

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-fitness
-growth
-survival
-reproduction
-good health

17
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What are affective/suggestive states?

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-feelings
-pain
-hunger
-boredom
-freedom

18
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Natural living framework includes ..

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-fulfil animals living nature
-live outside
-ability to perform natural behaviours
-social behaviours

19
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The five freedoms are?

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1.freedom from hunger
2.freedom from heat stress of physical discomfort
3.freedom from fear or distress
4.freedom from pain injury and disease
5.freedom to express normal patterns of behaviour