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9If there is no afterlife, does anything matter? (review)The Philosophers' Magazine 68 103-106. 2015.
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7Family tiesThe Philosophers' Magazine 53 79-84. 2011.Clearly some parental aims get the parent-child relationship started on the wrong foot. It’s not OK to have a child so you’ll later have a tennis partner. It is OK to want responsibility, focus, bonding with a partner, and the pleasures of daily life with children.
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126Animal husbandry (review)The Philosophers' Magazine 54 (54): 117-118. 2011.Clearly some parental aims get the parent-child relationship started on the wrong foot. It’s not OK to have a child so you’ll later have a tennis partner. It is OK to want responsibility, focus, bonding with a partner, and the pleasures of daily life with children
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34Animalkind: What We Owe to AnimalsWiley-Blackwell. 2009.By exploring the ethical differences between humans and animals, _Animalkind_ establishes a middle ground between egalitarianism and outright dismissal of animal rights. A thought-provoking foray into our complex and contradictory relationship with animals Advocates that we owe each animal due respect Offers readers a sensible alternative to extremism by speaking of respect and compassion for animals, not rights Balances philosophical analysis with intriguing facts and engaging tales
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68Make yer spuds and whatever (review)The Philosophers' Magazine 53 (53): 116-117. 2011.Clearly some parental aims get the parent-child relationship started on the wrong foot. It’s not OK to have a child so you’ll later have a tennis partner. It is OK to want responsibility, focus, bonding with a partner, and the pleasures of daily life with children
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52We Should Prohibit the Use of Chimpanzees and Other Great Apes in BiomedicalIn Arthur L. Caplan & Robert Arp (eds.), Contemporary debates in bioethics, Wiley-blackwell. pp. 25--271. 2014.
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