Trois chemins éthiques de l’homme à l’animal

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Georges Chapouthie
En este artículo, el Prof.Georges Chapouthier describe las tres grandes concepciones que, en el plano ético han permitido a lo largo de la historia –y siguen permitiendo- a nuestra especie encarar las relaciones con las otras especies animales, tales como el “animal humanizado”, el “animal objeto” o el “animal-ser sensible”. La única postura filosóficamente sostenible hoy en día , según el autor, es la del animal como ser sensible, pariente del hombre mas sin ser idéntico a él. Reconocer a los animales una sensibilidad próxima a la nuestra conduce también a tratarlos adecuadamente, tanto ética como jurídicamente.

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Chapouthie, Georges. «Trois chemins éthiques de l’homme à l’animal». DA. Derecho Animal. Forum of Animal Law Studies, 2011, vol.VOL 2, n.º 1, pp. 1-3, http://raco.cat/index.php/da/article/view/349621.
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