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Paul Bali

Toronto Metropolitan University
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  • Toronto Metropolitan University
    School of Continuing Education
    Lecturer (Part-time)
University of Toronto, St. George Campus
PhD, 2003
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Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Areas of Specialization
Revelation
Animal Ethics
Afterlife
Areas of Interest
Philosophy of Religion
Philosophy, Misc
Metaphysics and Epistemology
Other Academic Areas
  • All publications (34)
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    An End of All Things: A Hundred and Eighteen Verses
    verses and aphorisms from a 2014 art show.
    Religious Studies
  •  2762
    Enter the Animal
    with some reference to my graffiti and arrest at U of G
    Animal Ethics, Misc
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    Theses from CPHL709
    on synchronicity, the Fermi Paradox, the Turing Test, and more.
    Panpsychism
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    Book Review: A Critique of the Moral Defense of Vegetarianism
    Smith makes his case against V-ism by appeals to (i) plant sentience, and (ii) the Transitivity of Eating principle [by which V-ans eat animals, since plants feed on decomposed animals]. By (i), V-ans are inconsistent in their prohibitions; by (ii) V-ism is impossible. But, I argue, Smith and his beloved omnivore animists face similar pressures, insofar as they prohibit cannibalism.
    Animal RightsSpeciesismVegetarianism
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