question archive Tom Regan says that we all have equal inherent value by virtue of being ‘experiencing subjects of a life’
Tom Regan says that we all have equal inherent value by virtue of being ‘experiencing subjects of a life’
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Tom Regan says that we all have equal inherent value by virtue of being ‘experiencing subjects of a life’. What does it mean to be an ‘experiencing subject of a life’? Do you think that being the subject of a life means that one has equal inherent value? Does it follow from that view that animals should be given rights to life and freedom?
