David DeGrazia is Associate Professor of Philosophy at George Washington University in Washington, DC. He is the author of Taking Animals Seriously: Mental Life and Moral Status (1996) and of numerous articles in philosophy and ethics journals He is also co-editor, with Thomas Mappes, of Biomedical Ethics (2001). Currently he is researching various topics at the intersection of personal identity theory and bioethics.

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• Preface ; 1. Introduction to the Issues ; 2. The Moral Status of Animals ; 3. What Animals are Like ; 4. The Harms of Suffering, Confinement, and Death ; 5. Meat-Eating ; 6. Keeping Pets and Zoo Animals ; 7. Animal Research ; 8. Epilogue

David DeGrazia is Associate Professor of Philosophy at George Washington University in Washington, DC. He is the author of Taking Animals Seriously: Mental Life and Moral Status (1996) and of numerous articles in philosophy and ethics journals He is also co-editor, with Thomas Mappes, of Biomedical Ethics (2001). Currently he is researching various topics at the intersection of personal identity theory and bioethics.

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• Preface ; 1. Introduction to the Issues ; 2. The Moral Status of Animals ; 3. What Animals are Like ; 4. The Harms of Suffering, Confinement, and Death ; 5. Meat-Eating ; 6. Keeping Pets and Zoo Animals ; 7. Animal Research ; 8. Epilogue

David DeGrazia is Associate Professor of Philosophy at George Washington University in Washington, DC. He is the author of Taking Animals Seriously: Mental Life and Moral Status (1996) and of numerous articles in philosophy and ethics journals He is also co-editor, with Thomas Mappes, of Biomedical Ethics (2001). Currently he is researching various topics at the intersection of personal identity theory and bioethics.

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• Preface ; 1. Introduction to the Issues ; 2. The Moral Status of Animals ; 3. What Animals are Like ; 4. The Harms of Suffering, Confinement, and Death ; 5. Meat-Eating ; 6. Keeping Pets and Zoo Animals ; 7. Animal Research ; 8. Epilogue