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Peter Singer on the ethics of eating.
Then there is the scenario sketched by philosopher Peter Singer.
Peter Singer has changed many many people.
First, he describes how a book written by the moral philosopher Peter Singer affected him.
Peter Singer, author of Animal Liberation.
This is why it is less serious, writes Peter Singer, to give a slap(of the same intensity) to a horse as to a human baby;
Peter Singer is a well known Australian philosopher and author.
His book is enthusiastically endorsed by such academic superstars as Alan Dershowitz,Richard Dawkins, and Peter Singer.
Peter Singer was an Australian ethical and political philosopher.
Such blurring between entertainment andwar may have unwanted consequences, according to Peter Singer, a Brookings Institute defense expert.
Peter Singer, the man who popularised the term'speciesism' wrote.
Several prominent thinkers, including Harvard psychologist Steven Pinker and Princeton philosopher Peter Singer, have argued in favor of this idea.
Peter Singer: Well, I hope that they will see that there are real problems.
A premature infant is born somewhere in the world every two seconds,” said Peter Singer, chief executive officer of Grand Challenges Canada and study funder.
Peter Singer, professor of bioethics at the Centre for Human Values, Princeton University.
A premature infant is born somewhere in the world every two seconds,said Peter Singer, Chief Executive Officer of Grand Challenges Canada, a programme funded by Government of Canada.
The album's lyrical content was in partinfluenced by his reading of books like The God Delusion by evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins and Practical Ethics by ethicist Peter Singer.
As philosopher Peter Singer notes, something that is natural is not necessarily right.
I love the taste of meat,' Haidt wrote in The Happiness Principle,‘and the only thing that changed after reading[Peter] Singer is that I thought about my hypocrisy each time I ordered a hamburger.'.
Site with links to works of Peter Singer, internationally acclaimed and controversial Animal Rights theorist.
Peter Singer, known for his involvement with the animal liberation movement, was also a student of Hare's, and has explicitly adopted some elements of Hare's thought, though not his doctrine of universal prescriptivism.
At the beginning,no one paid any attention to this pamphlet- until Peter Singer, a student at Oxford, got in contact with Richard Ryder and then went on to launch the concept of“animal liberation.”.
Forty years ago, the moral philosopher Peter Singer published his canonical book Animal Liberation, which has done much to change people's minds on this issue.
The fourth explanation is captured in the title of a book called"The Expanding Circle," by the philosopher Peter Singer, who argues that evolution bequeathed humans with a sense of empathy, an ability to treat other peoples' interests as comparable to one's own.
I tend to agree with the philosopher Peter Singer that the obscene sums being spent on premier pieces of modern art are disquieting.
I think a lot of people here in the room would say that that expansion of-- that you were talking about,that Peter Singer talks about, is also driven by, just by technology, by greater visibility of the other, and the sense that the world is therefore getting smaller. I mean.
Forty years ago, the moral philosopher Peter Singer published his canonical book Animal Liberation, which has done much to change people's minds on this issue.
The argument about private militaries being here tostay- that is the truth or unfortunate truth depending on your position,” said Peter Singer, senior fellow for the Future War project at the New America Foundation and author of Corporate Warriors: The Rise of the Privatized Military Industry.
And there's a long history of argument in philosophy and bioethics,pioneered by Peter Singer, which says actually what matters is not what you're made of, but what you can do or how conscious you are,” said Robert Sparrow, bioethicist at Monash University in Melbourne.
Chris Anderson: I loved that talk. I think a lot of people here in the room would say that that expansion of-- that you were talking about,that Peter Singer talks about, is also driven by, just by technology, by greater visibility of the other, and the sense that the world is therefore getting smaller. I mean, is that also a grain of truth?