Abstract
Introduction,Cognitive Abilities in Humans and Animals,The Equal Value of All Human LifeAn Alternative View,The Views of Parents,Who Has Dignity"Slippery Slope" Arguments,Conclusion ©2010 The Authors.
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- "Slippery Slope" arguments
- American Association for Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
- Capacities and cognitive abilities of nonhuman beings-with regard to IQ and language comprehension
- Cognitive abilities-in humans and animals
- Equal value of all human life
- Human beings with cognitive disabilities
- People with cognitive disabilities-not being easy to categorize
- Personhood-speciesism and moral status
- Pope John Paul II's statement-equal worth of all human life and human superiority over nonhuman animals
- Superior cognitive abilities
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Singer, P. (2010). Speciesism and Moral Status. In Cognitive Disability and Its Challenge to Moral Philosophy (pp. 331–344). Wiley-Blackwell. https://doi.org/10.1002/9781444322781.ch19
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