Animals and Moral Motivation: A Response to Clement

Journal of Animal Ethics 3 (1):15-24 (2013)
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In her article "Animals and Moral Agency: The Recent Debate and Its Implications," Grace Clement provides a lucid overview of the debate concerning the possibility of moral action in animals and a suggestive proposal for how to advance this debate. This article takes up certain themes from Clement’s article, themes that, it is argued, are either problematic or insufficiently developed.

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Mark Rowlands
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