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Philosophy / Ethics / Animal welfare / Cognitive science / Animal rights / Animal consciousness / David DeGrazia / Consciousness / Peter Singer / Animal Liberation / Sentience / Utilitarianism
Date: 2013-02-11 01:03:19
Philosophy
Ethics
Animal welfare
Cognitive science
Animal rights
Animal consciousness
David DeGrazia
Consciousness
Peter Singer
Animal Liberation
Sentience
Utilitarianism

The Post-Darwinian Transition

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