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An example would be nice.
I would also ask what kinds of nationalisms?
---any kind of nationalism. Implicit is nationalism is a belief that one's nation is special, not necessarily superior, but at least special. It should be noted that a society, particularly a democratic society, can be based upon the Intrinsic Equality principle, or the Equal Consideration of Interests principle, without having to extend that consideration to foreigners or anyone not part of the particular society. 129.67.17.233 ( talk) 13:28, 26 May 2008 (UTC)
The recent deletion discussion had a point: the article as currently written is essentially an uncritical, WP:ESSAY-ish, and nearly WP:COPYVIO exposition of Singer's application of this principle in the context of animal ethics. I may be able to spend some time working on it over the next few months. (My qualifications are literally sophomoric: I took a great seminar on animal ethics last fall, and that's it.) Some sources I found for the AFD are hatted below:
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A suggested outline, to be adjusted as secondary sources indicate:
Pinging User:J Milburn, User:Sammy1339, User:SlimVirgin, User:Adam Cuerden, and User:Davidcpearce, the editors who come to mind as having shown interest or knowledge in animal ethics (with respect to which this topic has been most discussed) in the past. FourViolas ( talk) 15:43, 30 June 2016 (UTC)
I think we'd be wise to keep specific examples back until it's been dealt with at much greater length. I'd be inclined to cut back to the lead, and work forwards from there, focusing on the sources and viewpoints, and less on advocacy/moral claims based on them until we've developed the subject a lot more. Adam Cuerden ( talk) 16:19, 30 June 2016 (UTC)
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An example would be nice.
I would also ask what kinds of nationalisms?
---any kind of nationalism. Implicit is nationalism is a belief that one's nation is special, not necessarily superior, but at least special. It should be noted that a society, particularly a democratic society, can be based upon the Intrinsic Equality principle, or the Equal Consideration of Interests principle, without having to extend that consideration to foreigners or anyone not part of the particular society. 129.67.17.233 ( talk) 13:28, 26 May 2008 (UTC)
The recent deletion discussion had a point: the article as currently written is essentially an uncritical, WP:ESSAY-ish, and nearly WP:COPYVIO exposition of Singer's application of this principle in the context of animal ethics. I may be able to spend some time working on it over the next few months. (My qualifications are literally sophomoric: I took a great seminar on animal ethics last fall, and that's it.) Some sources I found for the AFD are hatted below:
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A suggested outline, to be adjusted as secondary sources indicate:
Pinging User:J Milburn, User:Sammy1339, User:SlimVirgin, User:Adam Cuerden, and User:Davidcpearce, the editors who come to mind as having shown interest or knowledge in animal ethics (with respect to which this topic has been most discussed) in the past. FourViolas ( talk) 15:43, 30 June 2016 (UTC)
I think we'd be wise to keep specific examples back until it's been dealt with at much greater length. I'd be inclined to cut back to the lead, and work forwards from there, focusing on the sources and viewpoints, and less on advocacy/moral claims based on them until we've developed the subject a lot more. Adam Cuerden ( talk) 16:19, 30 June 2016 (UTC)