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Mentioned in 31 episodes

Animal liberation

Book • 1975
First published in 1975, 'Animal Liberation' by Peter Singer has been a pivotal book in the animal rights movement.

It introduces the concept of 'speciesism,' the systematic neglect and exploitation of nonhuman animals.

Singer argues that the interests of all beings capable of suffering should be given equal consideration, regardless of their species.

The book critiques factory farming and animal experimentation, presenting alternatives and advocating for a vegetarian or vegan lifestyle.

The revised edition, 'Animal Liberation Now,' updates the arguments to reflect current issues, including environmental impacts and the spread of viruses from factory farms.

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Mentioned in 31 episodes

Mentioned by David Marchese as a landmark book that helped popularize vegan and vegetarian eating habits.
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'The Interview': Peter Singer Wants to Shatter Your Moral Complacency
Mentioned by Sam Harris as Peter Singer 's seminal book, revised and republished as 'Animal Liberation Now'.
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#342 — Animal Minds & Moral Truths
Mentioned by Peter Singer as a book where he produced powerful arguments as to why we ought not to put animals in factory farms.
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JOSHUA GREENE: uniting moral tribes
Mentioned by Ryan Holiday while discussing effective altruism and the concept of expanding the circle of concern.
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Kevin Rose On Staying Healthy With Entrepreneurship, Zen Buddhism, And Being Vulnerable
Mentioned by Peter Singer as a book he re-released after nearly 50 years, updating it with current information on animal welfare and climate change.
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#633 - Peter Singer - Are You An Evil Person For Eating Meat?
Mentioned by Tyler Cowen as a classic book, now revised and re-released as "Animal Liberation Now".
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Peter Singer on Utilitarianism, Influence, and Controversial Ideas
Mentioned by Peter Singer as his book on animal rights, celebrating its 50th anniversary.
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TALI SHAROT: the optimism bias
Mentioned by Dylan Matthews as the author of the original work, which was published in 1975.
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Peter Singer on his ethical legacy
Mentioned by Dylan Matthews as the author of the newly revised edition of his movement-founding 1975 work.
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Peter Singer on his ethical legacy
Mentioned by Spencer Greenberg as a new edition of a book that significantly influenced his thinking about animals.
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Where philosophy meets the real world (with Peter Singer)
Mentioned by Spencer Greenberg as one of the most influential living philosophers, whose book "Animal Liberation" influenced his thinking about animals.
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Where philosophy meets the real world (with Peter Singer)
Mentioned by Rich Roll as highly influential books covering moral responsibility to alleviate suffering.
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How To Live An Ethical Life With Moral Philosopher Peter Singer
Mentioned by Jeff Sebo , referencing his book and its impact on the expansion of the moral circle.
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Who Counts? Ethics in the Treatment of Animals and AI
Mentioned by Ryan Holiday as one of Peter Singer 's books on animal rights, which he hopes to discuss in a future podcast episode.
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Peter Singer on Practicing Effective Altruism Daily
Mentioned by Cass Sunstein as a book that was published at a challenging time for its ideas.
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CASS SUNSTEIN: the nudge towards a better future
Mentioned by Lex Fridman as a book that makes an ethical case against eating meat.
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#107 – Peter Singer: Suffering in Humans, Animals, and AI

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