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Hursthouse Claims That Using Moral Status as an Evaluative Concept

Question 89

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Hursthouse claims that using moral status as an evaluative concept in arguments about the treatment of animals is

A) a helpful compliment to considerations of virtue.
B) essential.
C) irrelevant.
D) counter-productive.

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