Critical Summary of “Sustainabilitarianism and Eating Beef”
This case study deals with the contents of Chapter one {animal welfarism} in the text Environmental Ethics for Canadians edited by Dr. Byron Williston. In this case study, Williston forces readers to think critically about the meat-economy that exists and if it can be justified, morally and sustainably.
Peter Singer, A crucial thinker in the realm of Animal Welfarism, claims that “grounding claim of intrinsic value based on any set of special properties is a form of speciesism” (29). In his article titled All Animals are Equal, Singer debates the way we treat animals during their life span while in these “industrial feedlots” (49) is unjust. Singer claims that the animals are cramped
This case study deals with the contents of Chapter one {animal welfarism} in the text Environmental Ethics for Canadians edited by Dr. Byron Williston. In this case study, Williston forces readers to think critically about the meat-economy that exists and if it can be justified, morally and sustainably.
Peter Singer, A crucial thinker in the realm of Animal Welfarism, claims that “grounding claim of intrinsic value based on any set of special properties is a form of speciesism” (29). In his article titled All Animals are Equal, Singer debates the way we treat animals during their life span while in these “industrial feedlots” (49) is unjust. Singer claims that the animals are cramped