Full Title Name:  ON THE "NECESSARY SUFFERING" OF NONHUMAN ANIMALS

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Michael Allen Fox Place of Publication:  Animal Law Review, Lewis & Clark Law School Publish Year:  1997 Primary Citation:  3 Animal L. 25 (1997) 0 Country of Origin:  United States
Summary: This article extends Gary Francione's analysis of these concepts from Rain without Thunder within the context of animal experimentation. Michael argues that Francione's work leads us to the conclusion that the notions of necessary and unnecessary suffering are empty of meaning, and no significant difference exists between them. That humans cause animals to suffer in abundance is reality. That their suffering is necessary in order to fulfill human purposes is fantasy.
Documents:  PDF icon The Necessary Suffering of Animals.pdf (349.31 KB)
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