The aim of our project is to educate and intrigue fellow NUS students about philosophical arguments on the moral acceptability of eating factory-farmed meat. This is done by highlighting two interesting points of view: Norcross’ puppy argument and Lomasky’s objection regarding Norcross’ argument.

W5G4

• Ang Yu Ting – Discussion of content and proofreading of infographic
• Joleen Cheng Xinying – Discussion of content and proofreading of infographic
• Lin Xiao’en – Discussion of content and writing of cover page
• Tan Deyi – Discussion of content and design of infographic
• Yan Hongwei – Lead in discussion of content

References:

• GET1029/GEK1067 Lecture 4 PowerPoint slides
• Norcross, A. (2004), Puppies, Pigs, and People: Eating Meat and Marginal Cases. Philosophical Perspectives, 18: 229–245.