In Carruther's view, the justification for moral criticism for things that we do (or don't to do) to an animal derives from
A) the animal's direct moral standing.
B) the animals capacity for suffering.
C) the bad qualities of character that our actions evince.
D) none of the above
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Q17: Carruthers approaches questions about the moral standing
Q18: Carruthers argues that, on contractualist grounds, nonhuman
Q19: Which of the following capacities does Carruther's
Q20: According to Carruthers, which of the following
Q21: According to Carruthers, our duties to animals
Q23: According to Carruthers, whenever someone is required
Q24: Which of the following potentially morally relevant
Q25: For the purposes of Norcross's discussion, to
Q26: According to Norcross, which of the following
Q27: According to Norcross, any attempt to justify
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