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Animal rights / Parker, Vic 2015  Book
Parker, Vic Book
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Publication London, Raintree Publishers, 2015.
Description 48pYellow spine
Series Let's think about
Summary/Abstract This book looks at animal rights: what the current situation is, how far animal rights should go, and how far should they go in the future. The book covers eating meat, animals in sport, animals in medical testing and the alternatives we could consider. The Let's Think About series helps children to develop critical thinking and debating skills. Each book examines a topic and presents readers with information to help them deliberate, debate and decide for themselves.
Contents Animal rights: what's the issue? What are animal rights? Using animals in scientific research Animals as food: what are the issues? Using animals in the fashion industry Usign animals for sport and
Standard Number 9781406282634 Pb.
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Animal rights: a very short introduction / DeGrazia, David 2002  Book
DeGrazia, David Book
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Publication Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2002.
Description 131pOrange Spine
Series Very Short Introductions
Summary/Abstract Do animals have moral rights? If so, what does this mean? What sorts of mental lives do animals have, and how should we understand welfare? By presenting models for understanding animals' moral status and rights, and examining their mental lives and welfare, David DeGrazia explores the implications for how we should treat animals in connection with our diet, zoos, and research.
Contents Introduction The moral status of animals What animals are like The harms of suffering, confinement, and death Meat-eating Keeping pets and zoo animals Animal reserch
Standard Number 0192853600 Pb.
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ID:   024939


Animal rights: the essential guide to animal rights and wrongs / Ganeri, Anita; McIntyre, Andrew (ill.)   Book
Ganeri, Anita Book
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Publication London, Hodder Children's Books,
Description 124pGreen Spine
Series What's the big idea?
Summary/Abstract An essential guide towards the roles of animals in our lives, and the history of "animal rights".
Standard Number 0340667206 Pb.
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Animal Rights? / Wignall, Paul 2000  Book
Wignall, Paul Book
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Publication Oxford, Heinemann Library, 2000.
Description 48pGreen Spine
Series Whats at issue?
Summary/Abstract Explores all the key issues concerning animals: it looks at the historical roots of the animals rights movement, discusses the rights and wrongs of animal experimentation and examines whether we should be allowed to kill animals for sport or train them to perform. Also explores farming methods and the practice of genetic modification for breeding.
Contents The diversity of life Human rights - and responsibilities Animal consciousness The animal rights movement - its roots The animal liberation movement Animal experiments - what's been happening? Animal experiments - should they be happening? Farming and breeding Intensive farming Vegetarianism The politics of food The environment and wild animals Zoos The circus Hunting Working animals Animal welfare organizations Living with animals What can I do? Where can I find out more?
Standard Number 0431035431 Hb.
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Why do people harm animals? / Mason, Chris 2001  Book
Mason, Chris Book
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Publication Great Britain, Hodder Wayland, 2001.
Description 48 PIndigo Spine
Series Why?
Summary/Abstract Describes human attitudes to animals and their welfare. Read about the reasons why animals are killed to provide food, hunted for pleasure, or put on display for our entertainment. Includes the history of animal welfare organizations and global efforts to conserve and preserve wildlife.
Contents How can people do that? Caring for animals Pets - companions or victims? On the Farm Animals on show Hunting and fighting Losing natural habitats Ready to act Glossary Further informatio Index
Standard Number 0750237198 Pb.
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