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That is also why I decided on relating some old philosophers’ theoretical approaches to animal rights to that of the philosophers who surfaced after them on the global scene. I strongly felt that if the paper would be laid out like this, it could greatly help the readers in acknowledging the extent to which works of different animal rights theorists related or differed from each other. I decided to pay special attention to works presented by Regan, Singer, and Francione because all of these animal rights theorists have always managed to present their approaches concerning animal rights issues in a very engaging and unique manner. At some points, these philosophers even get purely judgmental about other intellectuals’ approaches and I felt that highlighting such judgments and arguments would help in getting a deeper flavor of the whole issue in a multidimensional manner. I basically tried searching most of the references from hard copies of books and peer-reviewed journals though I also took support of some credible websites about which I specially tried making sure that they contained valid and reviewed information.
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