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This web site, How to Do Animal Rights, is your completely free online-book about how to be active for animal rights. However, do not expect to find herein quick and unequivocal answers to problematic questions about animal rights, for as Marc Bekoff says:
"For many questions about how animals should be treated by humans there are no 'right' or 'wrong' answers. However, there are better and worse answers." Animal Passions and Beastly Virtues. 2006:227
To advance animal rights, you are welcome to duplicate the entire web site; copy or change the text of any part of it; reproduce the graphics; or translate all or part of the web site simply and colloquially into a foreign language under your own name. Should you wish to cite anything you may use something like: "How to Do Animal Rights. Ben Isacat. First published on the web 2008." About the Author I started writing How to Do Animal Rights in 2007 because there was nothing much published on how to do animal rights and a book needed writing. I'm an animal rights activist, conservationist and biologist, with a degree in biology and psychology and a doctorate in animal behavioural ecology. Ben Isacat is my nom de plume (aka Roger Panaman) and I live by Oxford, Britain.  Email
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