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humanimalia-9666	Aigner, Andreas; Pieper, Karl; Grimm, Herwig	“Post-Anthropocentrism” in Animal Philosophy and Ethics: The Disparity of the Prefix “Post”	2016	28	.pdf	application/pdf	11919	602	47	This logocentric notion of the subject identifies humans as being humans, in contrast to animals, and therefore, it effectively avoids seeing human beings as human animals. Recognizing a certain characteristic as being morally relevant is not based on some “perspective-neutral” or objective insight, but requires a specific human perspective, human categories, or epistemological differentiations between the human (whatever notion of the human this may be) and other animals.	cache/humanimalia-9666.pdf	txt/humanimalia-9666.txt