Peter Singer

"All Animals Are Equal" by Peter Singer argues that animals deserve the same equality as humans. Singer examines historical discrimination and asserts that since animals can suffer, their suffering...

Peter Singer’s argument against killing animals in his essay “All Animals Are Equal?” is that discrimination by species is no different than discrimination by race or sex.

Singer argues that individuals have a moral duty to help alleviate global poverty if they can do so without sacrificing anything morally significant. He illustrates this with the analogy of saving a...

Philosopher Peter Singer's main argument is that any action taken should do the greatest good for the greatest number of people. This is a concept known as "hedonistic utilitarianism." What Singer...