The Moral Permissibility of Feline Confinement - A Response to C.E. Abbate's Defense of Free-Roaming Cats
The moral permissibility of indoor confinement has been a recent debate among philosophers C.E. Abbate and B. Fischer. Abbate, using a hedonistic framework, contends that cats should be given outdoor access to achieve their well-being. According to her, ethological pleasures can only be attained by...
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2022
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