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DOI: 10.2307/2025709
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On Being Morally Considerable

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“…Goodpaster 1978;Rolston 1983;Taylor 1983). With the popularization of the concept of ecosystem services (MEA 2005), this debate has broadened to the conservation community at large (Kareiva and Marvier 2012), resulting in calls for inclusive conservation that accepts both forms of valuation (Tallis et al 2014).…”
Section: Introduction Introducing Anthropocentrismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Goodpaster 1978;Rolston 1983;Taylor 1983). With the popularization of the concept of ecosystem services (MEA 2005), this debate has broadened to the conservation community at large (Kareiva and Marvier 2012), resulting in calls for inclusive conservation that accepts both forms of valuation (Tallis et al 2014).…”
Section: Introduction Introducing Anthropocentrismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Le rôle de certains individus qui font le pont entre différentes échelles et logiques d'action comme Dave Crawford, Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet, Anne-Marie Ducroux ou encore Jean-Claude Merlin, président fondateur de la Société astronomique de Bourgogne, est essentiel à la visibilité de la controverse. Autrement dit, les relais de mobilisation (Cefaï et Terzi, 2012), qu'ils soient des individus, des groupes, des objets ou des institutions, parce qu'ils traversent les espaces controverses et les structurent doivent être au coeur de l'analyse de ce qui pérennise un problème environnemental et augmente sa considérabilité morale (Goodpaster, 1971). Cependant, la dissémination spatiale de la controverse dans les zonages et le processus de normalisation apparaît comme une réponse régulatrice partielle et segmentée à un problème complexe, de par l'imbrication de ses dimensions sociales, scientifiques et spatiales.…”
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“…Moral patients are beings to whom we consider that we owe moral obligations, and agents are those who are held to be morally responsible for their actions. What is of particular importance, all moral agents are moral patients, but not all moral patients are agents (as it is for example in the case of mentally impaired persons or little children) [10].…”
Section: Moral Considerability Patients and Agentsmentioning
confidence: 99%