When zoocentrists argue that moral status arises from sentience, from which normative ethical theory are they drawing their claim?

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Aidyn Turner

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19 March, 23:21

When zoocentrists argue that moral status arises from sentience, from which normative ethical theory are they drawing their claim?

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Maxwell Harrison · Answer 1

The zoocentrism holds that non-human animals have moral status in addition to human beings.

When zoocentrists argue that moral status arises from sentience, they are drwaing their claim form the normative ethical theory of Peter Singer.