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Re-Theorizing ‘Potential’ to Assess Nonhumans' Moral Significance: Humans' Duties to [Created] Sentient Beings

Decisions on whether, on what basis, and when human and nonhuman entities should be accorded moral salience cannot be value-neutral or objective, rendering finding consensual justifications challen...

Robin Mackenzie

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