Introduction to Utilitarianism Utilitarianism and the moral status of animals form a fascinating intersection in ethical theory. Introduced in 1780 by philosopher Jeremy Bentham in his book Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation, this framework emphasizes utility as the guiding principle of morality. At its core, utilitarianism revolves…
Introduction The consumption of animal products has long been a cornerstone of human culture, often accepted without question. Yet, in an era increasingly shaped by ethical considerations and environmental awareness, the concept of ethical animal consumption invites us to reevaluate this practice. Industrial farming raises profound concerns about animal welfare,…
Introduction In a world driven by consumption, many of us strive to be more conscious about what we buy and how it affects the environment. But this raises an important question: Can we really be eco-conscious in a society where consumption is unavoidable? In this article, we’ll explore the balance…