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Introduction to Animal Ethics
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Issues in Animal Ethics
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Knowledge of Approaches and Issues in Animal Ethics
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Peter Singer on Animal Ethics
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Comprehension of Scholarly Views on Animal Ethics
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Natural Law and Animal Ethics
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Situation Ethics and Animal Ethics
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Virtue Ethics and Animal Ethics
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Application of Normative Ethical Theories to Animal Ethics
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Natural Law and Animal Ethics
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A Level: AQA
A detailed investigation into what natural law is and how it works, how it's applied to issues in animal ethics, and why it's important. This lesson covers the key components of Thomas Aquinas's version of natural law (including the role of nature, the role of reason, human purpose, and Aristotle's hierarchy of souls), and how they influence ethical decision-making about using animals in farming, medicine and science, and sport.
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