Looking at one of the most controversial areas of debate, this work represents an important new analysis for philosophers, public policy analysts, animal rights activists, medical students and anyone involved in research using animals.
Looking at one of the most controversial areas of debate, this work represents an important new analysis for philosophers, public policy analysts, animal rights activists, medical students and anyone involved in research using animals.
Hugh LaFollette is Professor of Philosophy at East Tennessee State University; he is the author of Personal Relationships: Love, Identity, and Morality (1995) and editor of Ethics in Practice: An Anthology ( 1996). Niall Shanks is Associate Professor of Philosophy and Adjunct Professor of Biological Sciences at East Tennessee State University.
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Preface Acknowledgments Part I Understanding the debate 1 A FIRST LOOK: THE PRIMA FACIE CASES 2 THE PROBLEMS OF RELEVANCE 3 CLAUDE BERNARD: THE FOUNDER OF THE PARADIGM 4 THE CURRENT PARADIGM 5 EVOLUTION I: SPECIES AND SPECIES DIFFERENCES 6 EVOLUTION II: THE WIDENING SYNTHESIS Part II Evaluating animal experimentation: the scientific issues 7 CAUSAL DISANALOGY I: STRONG MODELS AND THEORETICAL EXPECTATIONS 8 CAUSAL DISANALOGY II: THE EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE 9 CAUSAL DISANALOGY III: WEAK MODELS 10 EVADING CAUSAL DISANALOGY: IT JUST WORKS 11 AVOIDING CAUSAL DISANALOGY: TRANSGENIC ANIMALS 12 BASIC RESEARCH Part ill Evaluating animal experimentation: the moral issues 13 THE MORAL DEBATE IN HISTORICAL CONTEXT 14 SPECIESISM: THE DEONTOLOGICAL DEFENSE 15 INCALCULABLE BENEFITS: THE CONSEQUENTIALIST DEFENSE 16 CONCLUSION Bibliography Index.
Preface Acknowledgments Part I Understanding the debate 1 A FIRST LOOK: THE PRIMA FACIE CASES 2 THE PROBLEMS OF RELEVANCE 3 CLAUDE BERNARD: THE FOUNDER OF THE PARADIGM 4 THE CURRENT PARADIGM 5 EVOLUTION I: SPECIES AND SPECIES DIFFERENCES 6 EVOLUTION II: THE WIDENING SYNTHESIS Part II Evaluating animal experimentation: the scientific issues 7 CAUSAL DISANALOGY I: STRONG MODELS AND THEORETICAL EXPECTATIONS 8 CAUSAL DISANALOGY II: THE EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE 9 CAUSAL DISANALOGY III: WEAK MODELS 10 EVADING CAUSAL DISANALOGY: IT JUST WORKS 11 AVOIDING CAUSAL DISANALOGY: TRANSGENIC ANIMALS 12 BASIC RESEARCH Part ill Evaluating animal experimentation: the moral issues 13 THE MORAL DEBATE IN HISTORICAL CONTEXT 14 SPECIESISM: THE DEONTOLOGICAL DEFENSE 15 INCALCULABLE BENEFITS: THE CONSEQUENTIALIST DEFENSE 16 CONCLUSION Bibliography Index.
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