Animals are living creatures that share the world and life, but do we give them the respect and attention they deserve? Does it have moral rights that protect it from abuse and exploitation? Does she have a mental life that distinguishes and gives her a personality? Do we understand what it means to be a happy or sleepy animal? These important and confused questions are raised by philosophy and science on man, and invites him to reconsider his relationship with animals. In this deep and visible book, David Djratsia provides us with information, views and arguments that help us answer these questions, and also discusses how we should deal with animals in areas such as food, entertainment and scientific research. It is a book that opens up new doors for thinking and learning, and encourages us to read more from the series "Literary Views

أستاذ مشارك في الفلسفة بجامعة جورج واشنطن، متخصص في الفلسفة والأخلاقيات الحيوانية والطبية. مؤلف "الاهتمام بالحيوانات" و"أخلاقيات الطب البيولوجي".