Animal welfare: Competing Conceptions And Their Ethical Implications
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CONTENTS
PREFACE.
V
INTRODUCTION.
IX PART I THE SCIENCE OF LABORATORY ANIMAL CARE AND WELFARE 1
INTRODUCTION. 3 2 THE ROOTS FOR THE EMERGING SCIENCE OF ANIMAL WELFARE
IN GREAT BRITAIN 7 HUME AND UFAW 7 THE RSPCA AND ITS SCIENCE COMMITTEES
10 CONCLUSION , 11 3 THE HISTORICAL ROOTS OF THE SCIENCE OF LABORATORY
ANIMAL WELFARE IN THE
US.
13 THE ANIMAL CARE PANEL AND ITS
SUCCESSORS. 14 APS, NSMR,
AND THE AWI
CHALLENGE. 17
AALAS AND AAALAC 20 THE GUIDE OF LABORATORY ANIMA! FACILITIES AND CARE
23 ACLAM 28 ILAR . 28 N1H 29 LASP (NIH) 30 CHALLENGES AND ALTERNATIVE
CONCEPTIONS 31 SCAW 31 HSUS 32 PRM&R 32 DEFENDING THE STATUS QUO (NABR)
33 CONCLUSION 34 XXIII XXIV CONLENTS 4 LABORATORY ANIMAL WELCARE ISSUES
IN THE US LEGISLATIVE AND REGULATORY HISTORY 37 5 MANDATED INSTITUTIONAL
ANIMAL CARE AND USE COMMITTEES. 49 THE ORIGIN OF THE IACUC
49 PROFESSIONAL AUTONOMY AND CONFLICTING
VALUES. 50 CONSTRUCTING AMIDDIE
POSITION S4 6 DO REGULATORS OC ANIMAL WELCARE NEED TO DEVELOP A THEORY
OC PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING? 57 REGULATORY BACKGROUND 58 PROBLEMS IN
DEFINING "PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING" S9 PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING AS
ASTATE OFMIND 60 THE "HAPPY WORKER"
MODEL. 61
A LIBERAL-EQUALITARIAN MODEL THEORY OF WELFARE 62 7 CONCLUSION 67 PART
11 THE EMERGENCE OC THE SCIENCE OC FOOD ANIMAL WELCARE MANDATED BY THE
BRAMBEIL COMMISSION REPORT 8 INTRODUCTION. 71 THE CLASSIFICATION
OFTHEORIES OFWELFARE. 74
REFONNISTS VS. REFONNISM 75 9 ROLLIN'S THEORY OC ANIMAL WELCARE AND ITS
ETHICAL IMPLICATIONS 79 ROLLIN'S TELOS THEORY AND THE CONTRACT AND
CUSTODIAN MODELS. 79 CONCLUSION 84 10 DUNCAN AND THE
INCLUSION OC SUBJECTIVITY 87 INTRODUCTION 87 DUNCAN' S CLASSIFICATION OF
SCHOOLS OF THOUGHT ABOUT ANIMAL WELFARE. 88 DUNCAN'S
CRITICISMS OF PREFERENCE TESTING 92 VALUE JUDGMENTS 93 11 FRASER ON
ANIMAL WELCARE, SCIENCE, AND ETHICS 97 REVEALED PREFERENCE AND
PREFERENCE TESTING. 97 VALUE
ASSUMPTIONS 99 ETHICAL THEORIES 101 CONLENLS XXV 12 APPLEBY-SANDFTE AND
THE HUMAN WELCAREMODEL. 107 COMPETING
DEFINITIONS OF
WELFARE. 107
ETHICAL QUESTIONS ABOUT ANIMAL WELFARE 110 THE FAIRNESS ISSUE. 113 13
NORDENCELT AND NUSSBAUM ON ANIMAL WELCARE 119 NUSSBAUM ACCOUNT OF
CAPABILITIES AND FLOURISHING 122 CONCLUSION 125 14 CONCLUSION TO PART 11
127 THEORIES OF WELFARE . 128 THEORIES OF FAIRNESS. 128 ETHICAL
THEORIES USED TO JUSTIFY REFORRNISM 128 PART IN GIVING ANIMALS WHAT WE
OWE THEM 15 INTRODUCTION TO PART IN 133 16 THE FAIR DEAL ARGUMENT 135
THE CONTRACTUAL
MODEL.
. 135 THEY OWE THEIR LIVES TO THEIR BREEDERS 137 A SHORT BUT AGREEABLE
LIFE IS BETTER THAN NONE AT ALL. 138 DOMESTIC
LIFE IS BETTER THAN LIFE IN THE WILD 138 THE LOGIC OF THE LARDER
ARGUMENT. 138
SLAUGHTER AS A FORM OF WILDLIFE
MANAGEMENT. 139 CARETAKING AND
CAREGIVING 140 CONCLUSION 141 17 A GENERAL THEORY OC OUR MORAL
OBLIGATIONS TO NONHUMAN
ANIMALS.
. 143 ANIMALS AS
WORKERS.
. 145 RESCUING DISTRESSED ANIMALS 146 A GENERAL THEORY OF
JUSTICE FOR NONHUMAN ANIMALS 146 PRESERVING SPECIES AND ZOOS 147
NATIONAL PARKS. 148 CONCLUSION 148 18 CONCLUSION: COMPETING CONCEPTIONS
OC ANIMAL WEICARE. 151 INDEX. 157 |
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CONTENTS
PREFACE.
V
INTRODUCTION.
IX PART I THE SCIENCE OF LABORATORY ANIMAL CARE AND WELFARE 1
INTRODUCTION. 3 2 THE ROOTS FOR THE EMERGING SCIENCE OF ANIMAL WELFARE
IN GREAT BRITAIN 7 HUME AND UFAW 7 THE RSPCA AND ITS SCIENCE COMMITTEES
10 CONCLUSION , 11 3 THE HISTORICAL ROOTS OF THE SCIENCE OF LABORATORY
ANIMAL WELFARE IN THE
US.
13 THE ANIMAL CARE PANEL AND ITS
SUCCESSORS. 14 APS, NSMR,
AND THE AWI
CHALLENGE. 17
AALAS AND AAALAC 20 THE GUIDE OF LABORATORY ANIMA! FACILITIES AND CARE
23 ACLAM 28 ILAR . 28 N1H 29 LASP (NIH) 30 CHALLENGES AND ALTERNATIVE
CONCEPTIONS 31 SCAW 31 HSUS 32 PRM&R 32 DEFENDING THE STATUS QUO (NABR)
33 CONCLUSION 34 XXIII XXIV CONLENTS 4 LABORATORY ANIMAL WELCARE ISSUES
IN THE US LEGISLATIVE AND REGULATORY HISTORY 37 5 MANDATED INSTITUTIONAL
ANIMAL CARE AND USE COMMITTEES. 49 THE ORIGIN OF THE IACUC
49 PROFESSIONAL AUTONOMY AND CONFLICTING
VALUES. 50 CONSTRUCTING AMIDDIE
POSITION S4 6 DO REGULATORS OC ANIMAL WELCARE NEED TO DEVELOP A THEORY
OC PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING? 57 REGULATORY BACKGROUND 58 PROBLEMS IN
DEFINING "PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING" S9 PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING AS
ASTATE OFMIND 60 THE "HAPPY WORKER"
MODEL. 61
A LIBERAL-EQUALITARIAN MODEL THEORY OF WELFARE 62 7 CONCLUSION 67 PART
11 THE EMERGENCE OC THE SCIENCE OC FOOD ANIMAL WELCARE MANDATED BY THE
BRAMBEIL COMMISSION REPORT 8 INTRODUCTION. 71 THE CLASSIFICATION
OFTHEORIES OFWELFARE. 74
REFONNISTS VS. REFONNISM 75 9 ROLLIN'S THEORY OC ANIMAL WELCARE AND ITS
ETHICAL IMPLICATIONS 79 ROLLIN'S TELOS THEORY AND THE CONTRACT AND
CUSTODIAN MODELS. 79 CONCLUSION 84 10 DUNCAN AND THE
INCLUSION OC SUBJECTIVITY 87 INTRODUCTION 87 DUNCAN' S CLASSIFICATION OF
SCHOOLS OF THOUGHT ABOUT ANIMAL WELFARE. 88 DUNCAN'S
CRITICISMS OF PREFERENCE TESTING 92 VALUE JUDGMENTS 93 11 FRASER ON
ANIMAL WELCARE, SCIENCE, AND ETHICS 97 REVEALED PREFERENCE AND
PREFERENCE TESTING. 97 VALUE
ASSUMPTIONS 99 ETHICAL THEORIES 101 CONLENLS XXV 12 APPLEBY-SANDFTE AND
THE HUMAN WELCAREMODEL. 107 COMPETING
DEFINITIONS OF
WELFARE. 107
ETHICAL QUESTIONS ABOUT ANIMAL WELFARE 110 THE FAIRNESS ISSUE. 113 13
NORDENCELT AND NUSSBAUM ON ANIMAL WELCARE 119 NUSSBAUM ACCOUNT OF
CAPABILITIES AND FLOURISHING 122 CONCLUSION 125 14 CONCLUSION TO PART 11
127 THEORIES OF WELFARE . 128 THEORIES OF FAIRNESS. 128 ETHICAL
THEORIES USED TO JUSTIFY REFORRNISM 128 PART IN GIVING ANIMALS WHAT WE
OWE THEM 15 INTRODUCTION TO PART IN 133 16 THE FAIR DEAL ARGUMENT 135
THE CONTRACTUAL
MODEL.
. 135 THEY OWE THEIR LIVES TO THEIR BREEDERS 137 A SHORT BUT AGREEABLE
LIFE IS BETTER THAN NONE AT ALL. 138 DOMESTIC
LIFE IS BETTER THAN LIFE IN THE WILD 138 THE LOGIC OF THE LARDER
ARGUMENT. 138
SLAUGHTER AS A FORM OF WILDLIFE
MANAGEMENT. 139 CARETAKING AND
CAREGIVING 140 CONCLUSION 141 17 A GENERAL THEORY OC OUR MORAL
OBLIGATIONS TO NONHUMAN
ANIMALS.
. 143 ANIMALS AS
WORKERS.
. 145 RESCUING DISTRESSED ANIMALS 146 A GENERAL THEORY OF
JUSTICE FOR NONHUMAN ANIMALS 146 PRESERVING SPECIES AND ZOOS 147
NATIONAL PARKS. 148 CONCLUSION 148 18 CONCLUSION: COMPETING CONCEPTIONS
OC ANIMAL WEICARE. 151 INDEX. 157 |
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