Talking Animals, Law & Philosophy talk series
Created in 2015, the Talking Animals, Law & Philosophy series is an online talk series providing a welcoming, engaging and rigorous forum for debate and ideas about the relations between animals, law, and philosophy more broadly.
All events in this series are free and open to all.
The views expressed in these talks are those of the respective speakers and do not necessarily reflect the position of the Cambridge Centre for Animal Rights Law. The series is made possible through generous sponsorship by the International Society for Animal Rights (ISAR).
Upcoming talks
“Animal Legal Individualhood: A comprehensive conception of individuality for animals in the law”
27th February at 5.00pm (UK time) on Zoom
Marcia Condoy Truyenque
Doctoral Researcher at the University of Helsinki
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“Global Animal Law and Global Warming”
6th March at 5.00pm (UK time) on Zoom
Professor Anne Peters
Director at the Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law
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“If We Didn’t Eat Them, They Wouldn’t Exist”
10th March at 5.00pm (UK time) on Zoom
Professor Michael Dorf
Robert S. Stevens Professor of Law at Cornell Law School
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“Does Isaiah 66:3 Equate Animal Sacrifice with Murder?”
18th March at 5.00pm (UK time) on Zoom
Professor Saul Olyan
Samuel Ungerleider Jr. Professor of Judaic Studies and Professor of Religious Studies at Brown University
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