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    fanatical: that eating meat is wrong. And while this opinion may consign us to the status of overly emotional dilettantes‚ I have not come to my conclusion based on my emotions but rather the emotions and feelings of animals‚ otherwise known as sentience. Photo Courtesy Farm Sanctuary (www.farmsanctuary.org) All living‚ breathing beings are sentient. While the degree of intelligence varies by species‚ each is imbued with the ability to feel pain‚ respond to threatening situations and experience

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    "their relative lack of facial expression." He states: When they are impaled on a hook‚ fish don’t scream or grimace‚ though their gaping mouths may evoke a look of shock or horror to the empathetic witness. Using facial expression as a guide for sentience is hardly valid when one considers that some of the most intelligent and highly sentient marine vertebrates namely the dolphins and whales also lack facial expression. However‚ animals have many other ways of visually signaling their feelings. Crests

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    being purity. Dorian does not have a sense of right or wrong at the beginning of the novel because he simply looks onto the world. It is not reflected on him in anyway because Dorian is‚ in short‚ in capable of perceiving on his own‚ lacking the sentience to do so. He simply does‚ drifting from (presumably) male figure to male figure seeking some sort of attention and guidance; he does not act‚ he only responds to the world around him. Basil Hallward‚ a painter‚ admires Dorian for his beauty – but

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    encompassed the land and‚ a deafening‚ loud‚ booming sound came and changed it all. YOU HAVE GAINED SENTIENCE! ‘Where am I? What am I?... Who am I?’ I thought as woke up in dense ocean of green trees. I could have sworn I was just recently waiting for my master to return. A blue transparent screen was floating only 10 inches from my face. What were these words? I didn’t know what words like sentience was‚ or “gained” it was a funny word. I looked around‚ I was not alone. Some distance away

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    The Fall of the House of Usher is based on the relationship between the mental and the physical. The mental aspect deals with the affect caused by the physical surroundings. As the reader follows the story‚ this relationship becomes more concrete. The author uses different approaches to show the reader the relationship between the two and how it affects Usher. The use of imagery and other literary tools helps to give a clear picture‚ in the reader’s head‚ of the mansion physical presence and

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    actively debated topic with many viewpoints for and against which can be seen throughout history and remain visible to the present day. Many stand points exist based on matters such as human-animal dependency‚ morality‚ biology vs. rationality‚ and sentience; however although heavily debated the outcomes are more or less inconclusive. Commonly argued points in opposition to animal rights include that it is the human ability to reason which sets us apart from other animals‚ that animals have no moral

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    thoughts‚ memories‚ feelings‚ sensations and environment. Your conscious experiences are constantly shifting and changing. Consciousness is the quality or state of being aware of an external object or something within oneself. It has been defined as: sentience‚ awareness‚ subjectivity‚ the ability to experience or to feel‚ wakefulness‚ having a sense of selfhood‚ and the executive control system of the mind. Despite the difficulty in definition‚ many philosophers believe that there is a broadly shared

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    shocked with electric rods and sadistically dragged to be slaughtered. This evidence pointed to the fact that animals are still inhumanely being slaughtered in Australia. In the Sydney-debate‚ Philip Wollen claimed that animals have rights and sentience‚ thus human should recognise the injustice and outrages done to them . Chambers’s (Director of the Rare Breed International World Board) statement goes against the proposition of his; claiming animals and humans are supporting each other; humans

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    of equality. However‚ there is significant evidence to suggest that there are some circumstances where it is justifiable to use animals in experimentations. The following paper will briefly identify the animal rights proponents which assert that sentience is morally relevant and that animals and humans should be treated equally‚ followed by evidence proving that animal experimentation is justified due to considerations taken in terms of costs to animals‚ ethical and moral rationales and the medical

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    In “Down on the Factory Farm”‚ Peter Singer launches into the discussion about the living conditions of domestic animals on industrial farms. Singer’s has concerns about the methods factory farmers employ when raising chickens for profit and the suffering of the animals as a result. Singer’s reaction to industrial farms reflects in his writing‚ he uses statistics‚ imagery and writing from professional’s to enhance his opinion on the conditions and regulations of domestic animals on industrial farms

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