Reconstruction of Ethics: Nature as a Subject of Rights
The recognition of the rights to a new subject, nature, and its moral consideration requires an ethical analysis for the theoretical-legal construction. In anthropocentric thought, the relationship between humans and living beings is discussed from the definition of their power and hierarchy towards...
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2023
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