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the duty not to do harm any entity in natural world that has inherent worth
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a covenanted imperative from God to man involving nature
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the life-centered system of environmental ethics
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a holistic environmental philosophy
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the ethical theory espoused by Peter Singer
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the value an entity possesses because of its usefulness, as a means to an end
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a kind of discrimination Singer sees we have against nonhuman animals
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having obligations involving some entities
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the social institution Lynn White blames for man's arrogant attitude towards nature
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prohibits human actions that involve deception among animals—to remain faithful to their assumed trust
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intrinsic
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human-centered outlook
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the focus of moral significance in Ecocentrism
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the capacity to experience pain and pleasure
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having obligations to some entities
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