The Ethics of Species: An Introduction (Cambridge Applied Ethics)
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The Ethics of Species: An Introduction (Cambridge Applied Ethics)

by Ronald L. Sandler

Philosophy animal ethics Environmental Ethics
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An introduction to ethical questions about human interactions with other species, covering conservation, biodiversity, and moral responsibilities toward animals, plants, and ecosystems.

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The Ethics of Species explores moral considerations involving nonhuman species.

It introduces key concepts in applied ethics related to biodiversity and conservation.

The book examines human responsibilities toward animals, plants, and ecosystems.

Topics include species preservation, extinction, and genetic modification.

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