On the Ethics of Meat
Suppose you are sitting in front of a plate of meat. Explain what you will be thinking if you are Regan, Cohen, Kant, and Pollan. Your answer should reflect the sorts of concerns these philosophers would entertain and their general positions with respect to this topic.
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After a long day, if I were to sit down at my table in anticipation of consuming a delicious meal, whether I would be able to devour a piece of meat would differ depending on whether I followed the beliefs of Regan, Cohen, Kant, or Pollan. Kant believes respect is owed only to rational beings....
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