Philosophy and animal life

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Animal Law and Welfare Philosophical Ethics and Theory Philosophical and Cultural Analysis

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Introduction: Exposures, by Cary Wolfe1. The Difficulty of Reality and the Difficulty of Philosophy, by Cora Diamond2. by Stanley Cavell3. Comment on Stanley Cavell's Companionable Thinking, by John McDowellConclusion: Deflections, by Ian Hacking

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