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Pets and Animal Captivity
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In this episode, David discusses the ways in which humans keep and use animals, the way this has changed over time, the moral implications of animal captivity, and possible ways forward.
Contents:
- introduction
- animals as resources
- animals as labour-saving devices
- pets–domesticated
- pets–wild
- animals for research
- animals for entertainment
- counterarguments
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Chapters
1. Pets and Animal Captivity (00:00:00)
2. Introduction (00:01:40)
3. Animals as resources (00:03:06)
4. Animals as labour-saving devices (00:05:41)
5. Pets - domesticated (00:07:31)
6. Pets - wild (00:11:23)
7. Animals for research (00:12:32)
8. Animals for entertainment (00:14:03)
9. Counterarguments: resources - practical (00:16:44)
10. Counterarguments: resources - philosophical (00:18:21)
11. Counterarguments: work (00:19:23)
12. Counterarguments: pets (00:20:27)
13. Wrapping up (00:22:36)
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