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humanimalia-10089	Salzani, Carlo	Animal Rights: Mapping the Debate: Review of Francione and Garner, The Animal Rights Debate: Abolition or Regulation? and Milligan, Beyond Animal Rights: Food, Pets and Ethics	2011	8	.pdf	application/pdf	3273	93	35	The Animal Rights Debate consists of three parts: a first chapter in which Francione defends the reasons of animal rights, a second chapter in which Garner defends the Carlo Salzani — Animal Rights: Mapping the Debate 135 reasons of animal protectionism, and a third part reporting a dialogue between Francione and Garner which re-proposes and expands the arguments presented in the two previous chapters. 3. Robert Garner begins his chapter on an apparently more restrained tone: he does not want to criticize animal rights per se, and even states that “a great deal of the ethics of animal rights is convincing” (103).	cache/humanimalia-10089.pdf	txt/humanimalia-10089.txt