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Peter Singer comes to HawaiiSeptember 1, 2001, 7 pm
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| HONOLULU - Australian philosopher and pioneer animal advocate Peter Singer will present the core ideas of his book, Animal Liberation, first published in 1975 and widely regarded as the key text in the development of the modern animal movement. He will discuss what has happened since the book appeared, and where the animal movement should go in the future. |  |
| Dr. Singer was educated at the University of Melbourne and at Oxford. He is the Ira W. DeCamp Professor of Bioethics in the University Center of Human Values at Princeton. His resume consists of 35 pages of appointments, board positions, distinctions, awards, and an extensive list of his publications. Well-known internationally, Professor Singer is considered by many as the father of the modern animal rights movement. | |
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| Princeton philosopher and "father of the modern animal rights movement" Peter Singer and Animal Rights Hawaii co-founder Cathy Goeggel are pictured at Singer's lecture Sept 1, 2001, at the McCoy Pavilion in Honolulu. An estimated 200 people heard Professor Singer discuss his classic book Animal Liberation and what's happened since the landmark 1975 publication. Slides of intensive animal agriculture brought home the abuse found on factory farms for the nearly 10 billion animals slaughtered for food each year in the U.S. |
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