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Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Good Eats, Elizabeth Foreman
Good Eats, Elizabeth Foreman
Between the Species
If one believes that vegetarianism is morally obligatory, there are numerous ways to argue for that conclusion. In this paper, classic utilitarian and rights-based attempts to ground this obligation are considered, as well as Cora Diamond’s reframing of the debate in terms of the proper way to view other animals. After discussion of these three ways to ground the obligation and their problems, an attitude-based approach inspired by Diamond’s view (though different from it in important ways) is advanced. It is argued that such a view, by focusing moral attention on the attitudes of agents as opposed to the actions …
The Moral Patient, The Honorable Fiduciary, And A Faltering Liberalism: An Exploration Of Professor Bryant's Call To Animal Respect, Iris J. Goodwin
The Moral Patient, The Honorable Fiduciary, And A Faltering Liberalism: An Exploration Of Professor Bryant's Call To Animal Respect, Iris J. Goodwin
Between the Species
Professor Bryant’s article – which seeks to discover whether aspects of an anticruelty statute can be based directly on a call to virtuous conduct – is a provocative piece of scholarship that harbors a much larger question: Can a general principle mandating full respect for animals be developed out of the moral methodology inhering in virtue ethics? Insights garnered in this rejoinder are meant to stand alongside those in Professor Bryant’s article to lend deep moral grounding to animal-respect as well as provide intimations of the way virtue ethics as a moral methodology might yield determinate answers to moral questions. …
Shared Responsibility In A Multispecies Playground, Marcus Baynes-Rock
Shared Responsibility In A Multispecies Playground, Marcus Baynes-Rock
Between the Species
While conducting research on urbanised hyenas in Harar, Ethiopia, I was approached by a young hyena named Willi. In contrast to other hyenas, who tolerated my presence but otherwise had little interest in me, Willi insisted on some kind of engagement. Through biting, chase play, combing, following and standing by one other, Willi and I went beyond our species limitations and created an improvised intersubjectivity based on a will to understand. However, our friendship led to some harmful consequences for which I felt responsible. This led me to question the ethics of engagement with non-humans: if unforeseen harms can result …
Forming University And Teacher Partnerships In An Effort To Reframe And Rethink Mentoring Programs, Megan Guise
Forming University And Teacher Partnerships In An Effort To Reframe And Rethink Mentoring Programs, Megan Guise
English
Instead of thinking about teacher development as a series of discrete stages, mentors in schools and universities might re-conceptualize the process as a continuum, with the faculty involved in the preparation continuing a partnership to support the development of beginners in the schools.
Marcantonio Raimondi's Early Engravings: Myth And Imitation In Renaissance Bologna, Giancarlo Fiorenza
Marcantonio Raimondi's Early Engravings: Myth And Imitation In Renaissance Bologna, Giancarlo Fiorenza
Art and Design
No abstract provided.
Hebrew, Hieroglyphs, And The Secrets Of Divine Wisdom In Ludovico Mazzolino's Devotional Paintings, Giancarlo Fiorenza
Hebrew, Hieroglyphs, And The Secrets Of Divine Wisdom In Ludovico Mazzolino's Devotional Paintings, Giancarlo Fiorenza
Art and Design
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Music Industry Market Research - The Effect Of Cover Artwork On The Music Industry, Kendall Cook
Music Industry Market Research - The Effect Of Cover Artwork On The Music Industry, Kendall Cook
Graphic Communication
The creation and use of the Internet has revolutionized the marketing and consumption of music in the late 20th and early 21st centuries. Past and current marketing tactics were researched to see why the music industry has declined in sales in recent years. Cover art has been apart of the traditional marketing of tangible goods such as vinyl records, CDs, cassettes, and other media. It grabs the attention of the consumer and is their first impression of the album. The Internet has utilized cover art, but not in the same manner. It exists but is not widespread. This theory to …