Marcus Arvan is an associate professor of philosophy at the University of Tampa.

Quotes

• On the one hand, animals in nature face all kinds of coercive horrors, such as starvation and disease. According to the Principle of Negative Fairness, these natural horrors are a moral issue: we should care about the coercive horrors that animals experience in nature. Simply leaving animals alone in nature – however much animal advocates may like to romanticize it – is, on Rightness as Fairness, not fair to animals. Just as there is nothing fair about leaving fellow human beings to suffer or die from starvation or disease, so too is there nothing fair about leaving animals to suffer and die from such things in nature.
  • Rightness as Fairness: A Moral and Political Theory (2016) ISBN 978-1137541819

External links

• Marcus Arvan's profile at the University of Tampa.