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Not just a pretty space

November 27, 2013 / Angela Cave / News

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Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation donates $3 million to help WWF double Nepal’s tiger population

November 22, 2013 / Angela Cave / News

On the third anniversary of the historic Global Tiger Summit the Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation has awarded a $3 million grant to WWF for a bold initiative to help Nepal double its wild tiger numbers by 2022 – the next Chinese Year of the Tiger. The grant will bolster WWF’s work with the government of Nepal […]

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Strutting for Science

November 22, 2013 / Angela Cave / News

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US follows Gabon’s lead in fight against ivory traffickers

November 15, 2013 / Angela Cave / News

The United States on Thursday publicly destroyed six tons of confiscated elephant ivory tusks, following a precedent set by Gabon when the country’s president Ali Bongo personally set fire to its seized ivory stock in June 2012. “Gabon was the first country, to send a clear and loud signal that it is determined to put […]

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Saola rediscovered! ‘Asian Unicorn’ sighted in Vietnam for first time in 15 years

November 12, 2013 / Angela Cave / News

The saola, one of the rarest and most threatened mammals on the planet, has been photographed in Vietnam for the first time in the 21st century. The enigmatic species was caught on film in September by a camera trap set by WWF and the Vietnamese government’s Forest Protection Department in the Central Annamite mountains. “When […]

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Creating simpler, cheaper solar cells

November 12, 2013 / Angela Cave / News

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Building the biggest radio telescope

November 5, 2013 / Angela Cave / News

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Giant armadillos provide for others

October 28, 2013 / Angela Cave / News

Giant armadillos burrows provide for many other species

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Giant armadillos provide for others

October 28, 2013 / Angela Cave / News

Giant armadillos burrows provide for many other species

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Proteins in their natural habitat

October 28, 2013 / Angela Cave / News

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About The Politics of Species

The assumption that humans are cognitively and morally superior to other animals is fundamental to social democracies and legal systems worldwide. It legitimises treating members of other animal species as inferior to humans. The last few decades have seen a growing awareness of this issue, as evidence continues to show that individuals of many other species have rich mental, emotional and social lives. Bringing together leading experts from a range of disciplines, this volume identifies the key barriers to a definition of moral respect that includes nonhuman animals.

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Themes

  • The Road to Respectful Coexistence

  • Carnal Desires

  • An Animal Bill of Rights?

  • Turning a Whale into a Killer

  • Apeism and Racism

  • What is a Person?

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