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What If Barron and Klein Are Right About Insect Sentience?
Animal Sentience 115 (2016)
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If Klein & Barron are right, then insects may well be able to feel pain. If they can, then the standard approach to animal ethics generates some implausible results. Philosophers need to develop alternatives to this framework to avoid them.Author's Profile
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