Comme les autres traditions bouddhiques, le bouddhisme tibétain reconnaît que, parce que les animaux sont des êtres sensibles, ils ont un certain sens moral, ce qui signifie que les humains doivent tenir compte de leurs besoins et de leurs préoccupations pour décider de ce qu’il faut faire dans une situation donnée. Dans cet article, je ne cherche pas à déterminer si les animaux ont un sens moral, mais plutôt si ce sens moral est minimal (ce qui signifie que les préoccupations des animaux sont bien en-deçà des préoccupations humaines) ou maximal (animaux et humains ont une égale importance). À travers une analyse des sources textuelles bouddhiques tibétaines, je soutiens que si cette tradition place les humains au-dessus des animaux, elle c...
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Contrary to assumptions frequently made about Buddhist societies and to models promoted by Tibetan e...
This article provides a philosophical overview of some of the central Buddhist positions and argumen...
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The central question of this article is, Are animals morally responsible for what they do? Answering...
The question of the moral status of animals is a central problem in animal ethics. A range of questi...
Contrary to assumptions frequently made about Buddhist societies and to models promoted by Tibetan e...
This article provides a philosophical overview of some of the central Buddhist positions and argumen...
International audienceThis article aims to question the ethical and moral considerations that thinke...
Buddhist cosmology proposes a hierarchical taxonomy of sentient beings cycling endlessly through sam...
Buddhism has a reputation for being a peaceful religion that emphasises kindness to animals and veg...
This issue has its origins in a pair of conference panels, one at the 2014 meeting of the American A...
Many people assume that serious reflection on animal ethics arose because of recent technological pr...
Waldau\u27s meticulous study assesses the origins of the term “speciesism,” coined by Ryder in 1970,...
This paper addresses the issue of the moral status of non-human animals, or the question w...
Animals exist as a wide range of symbols and subjects in almost every significant area of religious ...
This thesis explores the comparison utilitarianism and Buddhist ethics as they can be applied to an...
peer reviewedPlacing animals at the bottom of the pyramid and using them to satisfy human requiremen...
In this essay the author, after having distinguished and analyzed four options on the moral status o...
The central question of this article is, Are animals morally responsible for what they do? Answering...
The question of the moral status of animals is a central problem in animal ethics. A range of questi...
Contrary to assumptions frequently made about Buddhist societies and to models promoted by Tibetan e...