“A leading common sense–based reason for exploring other animals’ realities, which is also a scientific one, is the pursuit of truth. Science since the seventeenth century has developed a collection of subfields that reflect our considerable abilities to inquire in… — Paul Waldau Copy Share Image
“Science has recently detected certain kinds of cells in nonhuman brains that are thought to be the same cells that stimulate human emotions.” — Paul Waldau Copy Share Image
“One often finds some form of animal protection at the level of formal government rule, but even more commonly one finds animal protection in… — Paul Waldau Copy Share Image
“As the English historian Marc Gold wrote in 1995, “The term animal rights is nothing more than a useful kind of shorthand for a movement based on the recognition that non-human animals live purposeful emotional lives and are as capable of suffering as humans. … kindness and tolerance for those different and weaker than ourselves are amongst the highest possible… — Paul Waldau Copy Share
“The phrase “animal rights” has been, and still is, employed most often to describe moral rights and social values in favor of compassion and… — Paul Waldau Copy Share Image
“A leading common sense–based reason for exploring other animals’ realities, which is also a scientific one, is the pursuit of truth. Science since the… — Paul Waldau Copy Share Image
