Carl Sagan The Abstractions of Beasts Tom Regan The Case for Animal Rights

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Introduction to Ethics Lecture 19 Regan & The Case for Animal Rights

Introduction to Ethics Lecture 19 Regan & The Case for Animal Rights. By David Kelsey. The animal rights movement. The 3 goals of the animal rights movement: The total abolition of the use of animals in science The total dissolution of commercial animal agriculture

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The Case of Tom Robinson

The Case of Tom Robinson. Sesame Chen, Sarah Frelich, Fred Kim, Matthew Spanovich. Overview of the Situation. Peter Eppen promoted to District Sales Manager Area Sales Rep Tom Robinson given responsibility for Winn-Dixie HBA

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Tom Regan on Animal Rights

Tom Regan on Animal Rights. Calls for: no use of animals in science total dissolution of animal agriculture total elimination of commercial and sport hunting and trapping. Regan rejects indirect approaches to grounding moral duties toward animals: For example

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Tom Regan

ENGL 202 Introduction to Literary Study: Creaturely Lives Introduction to We3 : animal rights and animal sorrow 02/15/2013 Grant Morrison. Tom Regan. “fundamental points” “moral judgments are not simply and solely expressions of individual feeling or attitude” (24) – not preference or taste

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Carl Sagan

Carl Sagan. By: Eddie Cedillos & Chris Carrillo. Biography . Born November 9, 1934 in Brooklyn New York Died December 20, 1996 (62 years old) Was an astronomer, astrophysicist, and cosmologist.

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Carl Sagan

Carl Sagan. “Science is a way of thinking much more than it is a body of knowledge”. -Carl Sagan. Created by: Kristen Snuffer. Childhood.

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TOM Regan’s argument FOR ANIMAL RIGHTS

The Rights View. TOM Regan’s argument FOR ANIMAL RIGHTS. Terminology. Moral agent: can think/act morally, can be held responsible for actions (most of us, but not babies; not people with certain severe mental disabilities)

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The A.R.K . The Animal Rights Knights

The A.R.K . The Animal Rights Knights. By: Ashley D., Ileia M., Ara K., Samantha M., Michael W., Nicholas B., and Marina C. We are the A.R.K . (Animal Rights Knights). Our mission is to fight against injustice towards animals in American farming .

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“We are the universes way of knowing itself.” --Carl Sagan

“We are the universes way of knowing itself.” --Carl Sagan. Homework. For the next few weeks, the moon will be visible in the day and at night. You will be tracking it for the next week. Look for the moon. When you find it, note the time of day and the location relative to the horizon.

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CARL SAGAN

CARL SAGAN. Bob Davis. Early Life. Born Nov. 9, 1934 in Brooklyn, NY Parents were Russian Jews Grew up in New Jersey Mother religious, father skeptical. 1939 World’s Fair. Saw multiple science experiments Saw new technology called “television”

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Carl Sagan

Carl Sagan. Father of the Cosmic Calender By Marco Antonio Carreno & Christian Rodgers. Carl Sagan . Born in 1934 The University of Chicago offered him financial support (1951) Continued there for grad work, where he received his doctorate. (1960)

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Animal Rights

Animal Rights. Helena Pereira de Melo Helena.melo@fd.unl.pt May 2013. What do you see?. A laboratory rabbit A pet rabbit A meat rabbit A wild rabbit. Or…an. Easter - bunny. Why? XX Centuries. Regeneration – remarkable fertility indispensable for a prey animal

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Animal Rights

By: Rebekah, Zoe, and Lauren. Animal Rights. ABOUT ANIMAL ABUSE. Animal abuse started in the early 1800s when people fought animals in cages. We need your help to stop this gruesome cause and get animals the rights they deserve. STOP ANIMAL ABUSE.

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The absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence. - Carl Sagan -

The absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence. - Carl Sagan -. THE MOON (LUNA) THE MOON ORBITS THE EARTH AT AN AVERAGE DISTANCE OF 382,000 KM OR 229,000 MILES. THIS DISTANCE IS INCREASING BY ABOUT 38 mm PER YEAR.

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Carl Sagan

Carl Sagan. Overview. Astronomer. Astrobiologist. Author of popular science books. Promoted searching for extraterrestrial life. Planets. First to hypothesize that Saturn’s moon Titan and Jupiter’s moon Europa possessed oceans.

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City of the Beasts

City of the Beasts. Literary Elements Chapters 1-20. Learning Goal & Objectives. The goal of this lesson is to examine the literary elements in the novel, City of the Beast. TSWBAT: understand literary terms identify and interpret examples of literary elements in the novel

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The absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence. - Carl Sagan -

The absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence. - Carl Sagan -. THE MOON (LUNA) THE MOON ORBITS THE EARTH AT AN AVERAGE DISTANCE OF 382,000 KM OR 229,000 MILES. THE DIAMETER OF THE MOON IS 3,474 KM OR 2,084 MILES – ABOUT ¼ OF THE EARTH’S DIA.

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Mini beasts The Tadpole

Mini beasts The Tadpole. By Emma. This is a picture of frog spawn. The first step to be a frog. When the tadpoles came out of the frog spawn they grew tails to swim about. After about 2 months they grow back legs and then after another month their front legs grow.

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Animal Rights

Animal Rights. Haley Hamrick Taylor Farris. Warning !. Viewer discretion is advised, this power point contains graphic pictures of animal abuse, cruelty, and euthanizations. Stop the abuse and animal testing!. How would you like it if somebody tested chemicals on you?

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The Beasts of Revelation 13

The Beasts of Revelation 13. Sundbom Writings. http://www.portlandbible.com/Prophecy.cfm. Revelation 13. Verses 1-10: Catholic Church to 1799 (The Leopard-like Beast) Verses 11-13: Church of England from 1530’s (The Two-Horned Beast)

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Animal Rights

Animal Rights. In this lecture…. Speciesism Are humans unique? Marginal cases Do animals have rights?. Speciesism. We do not treat non - human animals in the same way we treat human beings. We kill animals for food, keep them confined and use them in painful experiments.

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Carl Sagan

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Introduction to Ethics Lecture 19 Regan &amp; The Case for Animal Rights

The Case of Tom Robinson

Tom Regan on Animal Rights

Tom Regan

Carl Sagan

Carl Sagan

TOM Regan’s argument FOR ANIMAL RIGHTS

The A.R.K . The Animal Rights Knights

“We are the universes way of knowing itself.” --Carl Sagan

CARL SAGAN

Carl Sagan

Animal Rights

Animal Rights

The absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence. - Carl Sagan -

Carl Sagan

City of the Beasts

The absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence. - Carl Sagan -

Mini beasts The Tadpole

Animal Rights

The Beasts of Revelation 13

Animal Rights

Carl Sagan

Introduction to Ethics Lecture 19 Regan & The Case for Animal Rights