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Moral Status and Consciousness

January 31, 2024 by user2

TAKUYA NIIKAWA Abstract There are three views on the relation between moral status and consciousness: the sentientist, the existentialist, and the fundamentalist views. The sentientist view focuses on the fact that an entity becomes sentient by virtue of being conscious. The existentialist view emphasizes the sense in which an entity becomes irreplaceable by having consciousness. … [Read more…]

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