TY  - BOOK
AU  - Harnack,Andrew
TI  - Animal rights: opposing viewpoints 
AV  - HV4711.H289.A556 1996 
PY  - 1996///
CY  - San Diego, California
PB  - Greenhaven Press
KW  - Animal rights
KW  - Animal welfare
KW  - Animal rights movement
N1  - 1 (pages 230-233) and index; All animals are equal; Peter Singer  --; All animals are not equal; R.G. Frey  --; The case for strong animal rights; Tom Regan  --; The case for weak animal rights; Mary Anne Warren  --; Christianity supports animal rights; Annecy Report to the World Council of Churches  --; Christianity does not support animal rights; James Parker  --; Animal experimentation is justified; American Medical Association  --; Animal experimentation is not justified; Michael Allen Fox  --; The case for animal research in psychology; Elizabeth Baldwin  --; The case against animal research in psychology; Bernard E. Rollin  --; The case for dissection; Susan Offner  --; The case against dissection; F. Barbara Orlans  --; Primate research is justified; Alfred M. Prince  --; Primate research is not justified; Geza Teleki  --; Modern farming is humane; Steve Kopperud  --; Modern farming is inhumane; Laura Ten Eyck  --; The case for vegetarianism; People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals  --; The case for eating meat; Daryn Eller  --; Farm animals should be genetically engineered; Tabitha Powledge  --; Farm animals should not be genetically engineered; Raymond Giraud  --; Hunting animals is morally acceptable; Ryland Loos  --; Hunting animals is morally objectionable; Matt Cartmill  --; Zoos help preserve endangered species; Colin Tudge  --; Zoos do not help preserve endangered species; Eileen Murphy  --; The animal rights movement must reject animal welfarism; Tom Regan and Gary Francione  --; The animal rights movement must embrace animal welfarism; Ingrid Newkirk  --; The animal rights movement must learn to compromise; Peter Wilson  --; The animal rights movement must be politically pragmatic; Kim Stallwood; 2
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