Legal Personhood for Animals

This chapter explores two landmark lawsuits seeking legal personhood for a chimpanzee and an elephant, arguing for their fundamental rights, particularly bodily liberty. It examines the philosophical implications of recognizing animals as legal persons and the impact of historical perspectives on modern animal rights discussions.

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