Evolution, Animal Rights and the Environment Jonathan Monk from daily life and survival

from daily life and survival to wars

animations

and tree-ring dating of metal ax-cut wickiup poles to distinguish the Ute sites from historic Euro-American ones

a meteorite in a golf course

including copyrights

Evolution, Animal Rights and the Environment Jonathan Monk from daily life and survivalThe author of this study undertakes an investigation of the metaethical grounds of ""rights"" theory, with special focus on the controversial issue of whether creatures other than humans can and should be considered true subjects of ""rights"". He contends that before assigning rights to this or that individual or group, whether human or not, we need to be very clear about what it is we are assigning, to whom and why. The book argues that the efforts