Animal Rights

A discussion of non-human animal rights and how they might be philosophically grounded, focusing on the contributions of Immanuel Kant, the Cambridge Declaration on Consciousness, and Tom Regan's contributions on the matter.

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[@Zanuka]

Love this channel

[@Daniel_25]

A rare rosenfeld upload, and it’s not even my birthday

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ikr? He's soooooo missed!

[@Orville9999]

only had to wait 11 months.