Jeff Sebo, an Associate Professor of Environmental Studies at New York University, has established himself as a prominent figure in the fields of animal and environmental ethics. His latest book, “The Moral Circle“, set for publication in January 2025, explores the ethical implications of expanding our moral consideration to include a broader range of beings. This interview delves into his background, motivations, and insights into the evolving challenges and responsibilities we face in relation to nonhuman beings.
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