Philosophy Animals, Briefly explain Cohen’s argument concerning the status of rights

Philosophy Animals, Briefly explain Cohen’s argument concerning the status of rights

Part 1 – 150-300 words each (450-900 words total)
1. Briefly explain Cohen’s argument concerning the status of rights. Then present what you think is the biggest potential problem for this account, and say why you think this potential problem succeeds or fails in being a real problem for Cohen.
2. Briefly explain Norcross’s argument against eating meat from factory farms. Then present what you think is the biggest potential problem for this argument, and say why you think this potential problem succeeds or fails in being a real problem for Norcross.
3. Briefly explain what Singer mean when he says that all animals are equal. Then present what you think is the biggest potential problem for this view, and say why you think this potential problem succeeds or fails in being a real problem for Singer.

Part 2 – 750 to 1,000 words
In your view, when, if at all, is it appropriate to use animals for your own benefit? Justify your answers, and supply what you consider the strongest potential criticism someone may bring against your view, along with your response to that criticism. Be sure to appeal to arguments/principles discussed in class/the readings.

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