Moral Vegetarianism: A Whiteheadian Response to Andrew F. Smith
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Article
Publication Title
Process Studies
Abstract
In this article the work of a recent critic of moral vegetarianism (and veganism) is analyzed: Andrew F. Smith. Smith s work is significant for process thinkers who defend moral vegetarianism for various reasons. One of these is that he forces process thinkers to consider in more depth Whitehead’s view of plant ontology; another is that Smith adds insightfully to the conversation within process thought regarding the relationship between claims regarding animal rights and the ecoholistic concerns of environmental ethicists.
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236-249
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DOI
https://doi.org/10.5840/process201645217
Volume
45
Issue
2
Publication Date
2016
Disciplines
Philosophy
ISSN
0360-6503
Recommended Citation
Henning, Brian G., "Moral Vegetarianism: A Whiteheadian Response to Andrew F. Smith" (2016). Philosophy Faculty Scholarship. 13.
https://repository.gonzaga.edu/philosophyschol/13
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