Animal Suffering, Human Rights, and the Virtue of Justice

Per Bauhn is Emeritus Professor of Practical Philosophy at Linnaeus University, Sweden.

• 1 Introduction.- References.- 2 The Suffering Inflicted on Non-Human Animals by Human Agents.- References.- 3 Speciesism.- References.- 4 Sentientist Equality.- 4.1 Singer and Animal Rights.- 4.2 Regan and Animal Rights.- References.- 5 Kant on Duties to Animals.- References.- 6 Gewirthian Human Rights and Non-Human Animals.- References.- 7 Why Non-Human Animals Do Not Have Moral Rights.- References.- 8 In Defence of a Speciesist View of the Moral Community.- 8.1 The Amoral Order of Nature.- 8.2 The Case for Eating Meat.- References.- 9 Duties Regarding Animals and the Virtue of Justice.- References.