Episode 216: Buddhist animal research ethics with Andrew Fenton
On this episode, we speak to Dr Andrew Fenton, an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Dalhousie University in Canada. Among other topics, Andrew's work addresses animal ethics, the philosophy of animal behaviour, and the philosophy of animal cognition. We discuss his chapter 'Re-Seeing Animal Research Ethics in Light…
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