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Killing Persons and Other Beings the obligation still more. And we might ask whether it is only persons that we are obliged not to kill, or do we have such obligations to other beings as well? What I will argue is that consciousness, simple or reflexive, is sufficient for imposing on us a . obligation not to kill its subject.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-53299-7his nonstandard case, then, we must scrutinize those ideas rather closely. Our habit of relying on our “intuitions” will not get us far, for those intuitions, I believe, push us in different directions when we try to extend them, and extension is necessary under the circumstances.

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Friedrich Eichhorn,Hans-Joachim Opperadition in Western thought most sympathetic to the claims and to the standing of nonhuman animals. For Aristotle, as for Darwin, man is one animal among the others, different surely, primary perhaps, but animal certainly.

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‘Platonists’ and ‘Aristotelians’radition in Western thought most sympathetic to the claims and to the standing of nonhuman animals. For Aristotle, as for Darwin, man is one animal among the others, different surely, primary perhaps, but animal certainly.