Does the idea of justice make sense only in the human world? Can it make sense also in the world of non-human animals? Put another way, is there scope for justice in the animal world, or is it simply a “might is right” world? Starting from recent research of ethologists, philosophers, psychologists, and jurists, we will reflect on the hypothesis of the existence of an “animal justice” – through the identification of three possible contexts of justice in the animal world (distributive justice, ludic fairness, retributive justice) and the analysis of a famous experiment on justice among monkeys. This research allows us to explore the axiological dimension of the hypothetical deontic world of non- human animals.
Oltre l’umano: la giustizia nel mondo animale / Lorini, Giuseppe; Loi, Andrea. - In: JOURNAL OF ETHICS AND LEGAL TECHNOLOGIES. - ISSN 2612-4920. - 5:1(2023), pp. 75-101. [10.14658/pupj-JELT-2023-1-5]
Oltre l’umano: la giustizia nel mondo animale
Andrea LoiSecondo
2023-01-01
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Does the idea of justice make sense only in the human world? Can it make sense also in the world of non-human animals? Put another way, is there scope for justice in the animal world, or is it simply a “might is right” world? Starting from recent research of ethologists, philosophers, psychologists, and jurists, we will reflect on the hypothesis of the existence of an “animal justice” – through the identification of three possible contexts of justice in the animal world (distributive justice, ludic fairness, retributive justice) and the analysis of a famous experiment on justice among monkeys. This research allows us to explore the axiological dimension of the hypothetical deontic world of non- human animals.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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