Development of ethics and welfare in the animal husbandry
1st Part – The human-animal relationship in Judaism and Christianity
Keywords:
ethics of animal husbandry, animal welfare, human-animal relationship, animal protectionAbstract
The aim of the article is to discuss and make a review of a topic often disputed nowadays, which is the issue of ethics and welfare in the animal husbandry. This study on the one hand gives a detailed introduction to the concepts of Judaism and Christianity concerning the relationship between humans and animals, on the other hand reviews the modern philosophical concepts.
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