What does Naess refer to as shallow ecology? a. A view whose ...

[09madisonrousseau09]

What does Naess refer to as shallow ecology?
 
  a. A view whose primary objective is the health and affluence of people indeveloped countries
 b. A view that deals specifically with resource depletion
  c. All of these choices
  d. A view which is primarily designed to fight pollution

Question 2

What does Taylor say about the supposed superiority of humans?
 
  a. None of these choices
  b. Human animals are superior to non-human animals because only humanspossess moral agency.
 c. Human beings have intrinsic moral worth, whereas non-human animals arevaluable only as a means to an endor end. d. Human animals are superior to non-human animals because we possessskills that they lack: the capacity to reason, etc.

[firehawk60]

Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a

[09madisonrousseau09]

Excellent

[Zebsrer]

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