A Modern Argument for the Rights of Animals
Offered By: TED via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore philosopher Peter Singer's thought-provoking TED Talk on "speciesism" and animal rights. Dive into the ethical considerations surrounding human prioritization over other species, examining the widespread mistreatment of animals in factory farms and product-testing facilities. Discover Singer's compelling arguments for ending commercial animal exploitation for food production and challenge your perspective on the environmental and moral implications of current practices. Engage with this 36-minute conversation, hosted by TED's Chris Anderson, which includes a warning for images of animal cruelty. Gain insights into a controversial topic that invites viewers to reassess societal norms and consider the rights of all sentient beings.
Syllabus
A Modern Argument for the Rights of Animals | Peter Singer | TED
Taught by
TED
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