"Wild animal suffering and vegan outreach" by Eze Paez

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Citation

Paez, Eze (2016) Wild animal suffering and vegan outreach. Animal Sentience 7(11)

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upf.academia.edu/ezepaez

www.animal-ethics.org

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Open Commentary

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Yew-Kwang Ng, How welfare biology and commonsense may help to reduce animal suffering

Abstract

Ng’s strategic proposal seems to downplay the potential benefits of advocacy for wild animals and omit what may be the most effective strategy to reduce the harms farmed animals suffer: vegan outreach.

Author Biography

Eze Paez, lecturer in moral and political philosophy at Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona, studies normative and applied ethics, especially ontological and normative aspects of abortion and the moral consideration of nonhuman animals. He is a member of Animal Ethics. upf.academia.edu/ezepaez

DOI

10.51291/2377-7478.1101

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