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    Pets and people : the ethics of our relationships with companion animals / edited by Christine Overall.
    by Overall, Christine, editor.
    New York, NY : Oxford University Press, [2017]
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    xxv, 295 pages ; 24 cm
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    Part I: The nature of the human/companion animal relationship and its ethical foundations. Companion and assistance animals : benefits, welfare safeguards, and relationships / Jean Harvey ; Friendship with companion animals / Cynthia Townley ; Building a meaningful social world between human and companion animals through empathy / Antonio Calcagno ; Care, moral progress, and companion animals / Maurice Hamington ; A two-level utilitarian analysis of relationships with pets / Gary Varner ; "I don't want the responsibility": the moral implications of avoiding dependency relations with companion animals / Kathryn J. Norlock ; Ethical behavior in animals / Bernard E. Rollin -- Part II: Living with companion animals. Our whimsy, their welfare : on the ethics of pedigree-breeding / John Rossi ; Does preventing reproduction make for bad care? / Katherine Wayne ; "Lassie, come home!" : ethical concerns about companion animal cloning / Jennifer Parks ; Reproducing companion animals / Jessica du Toit and David Benatar ; For dog's sake, adopt! / Tina Rulli ; The animal lovers' paradox? On the ethics of "pet food" / Josh Milburn ; The ethics of animal training / Tony Milligan ; Animal assisted intervention and citizenship theory / Zipporah Weisberg ; "Sex without all the politics"? Sexual ethics and human-canine relations / Chlo?e Taylor ; Throw out the dog? Death, longevity, and companion animals / Christine Overall ; The euthanasia of companion animals / Michael Cholbi.
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    This work offers 18 ground-breaking articles, written by an international group of philosophers, on companion animal ethics. It explores the ethical foundations of our relationships with pets, in particular dogs and cats, and specific moral issues, including breeding, reproduction, sterilization, cloning, adoption, feeding, training, working, sexual interactions, longevity, dying, and euthanasia.---Source other than the Library of Congress.
    Animal ethics is generating growing interest both within academia and outside it. This book focuses on ethical issues connected to animals who play an extremely important role in human lives: companion animals ("pets"), with a special emphasis on dogs and cats, the animals most often chosen aspets. Companion animals are both vulnerable to and dependent upon us. What responsibilities do we owe to them, especially since we have the power and authority to make literal life-and-death decisions about them? What kinds of relationships should we have with our companion animals? And what mightwe learn from cats and dogs about the nature and limits of our own morality? The contributors write from a variety of philosophical perspectives, including utilitarianism, care ethics, feminist ethics, phenomenology, and the genealogy of ideas. The eighteen chapters are divided into two sections, to provide a general background to ethical debate about companion animals,followed by a focus on a number of crucial aspects of human relationships to companion animals. The first section discusses the nature of our relationships to companion animals, the foundations of our moral responsibilities to companion animals, what our relationships with companion animals teachus, and whether animals themselves can act ethically. The second part explores some specific ethical issues related to crucial aspects of companion animals' lives - breeding, reproduction, sterilization, cloning, adoption, feeding, training, working, sexual interactions, longevity, dying, andeuthanasia.
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