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The problem of animal pain: a theodicy for all creatures great and small
New York, NY: Palgrave-Macmillan (2014)
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The plan of this book -- The problem of animal pain -- The Bayesian argument from animal pain -- Is there really a problem? the challenge of neo-cartesianism -- There is a problem. the defeat of neo-cartesianism -- The saint-making theodicy I:Negative phase -- The saint-making theodicy II:Positive phase -- Animal saints -- Animal afterlife.Author's Profile
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