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  1. Biophilia and Emotive Ethics: Derrida, Alice, and Animals.Jerome Bump - 2014 - Ethics and the Environment 19 (2):57.
    In view of recent research can we continue to argue for a superiority over other animals that justifies dominating and exploiting them? This question, now “in the center of ethical discussion,” invites us to “radically reconsider the terms of ethical inquiry” (Rolston 1993, 382). Those terms now include the feelings biophilia and biophobia as well as compassion, sympathy, and empathy. Are we prepared to value not only reason but also emotions that connect us to other animals? If we are to (...)
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