Manfred Kuehn on Kant's Cosmopolitanism
Animal Ethics
NOVEMBER 15, 2009
They are dismissed by some as a "Eurocentric illusion," and praised by others as the answer to the problem of humanity's survival. Our duties to them, he argued, are actually duties to particular human beings. Kant's dog, in other words, counts for nothing, while some Chinese peasant counts for as much as Kant himself.
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