It's someone (not something)

It is a seemingly natural perception that animals are “somebodies” and not “something”, especially to those who live with them, as Picasso did with Lump, as portrayed by photographer David Douglas Duncan in his reference book. The law resists recognising the reality of animal sentience, although in...

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Main Author: Marita Giménez-Candela
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona. Facultat de Dret 2018-01-01
Series:Derecho Animal
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Online Access:https://revistes.uab.cat/da/article/view/251
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spelling doaj-f6cb20451b4c46acac3790f2b11778122021-02-16T15:32:39ZengUniversitat Autonoma de Barcelona. Facultat de DretDerecho Animal2462-75182018-01-019151010.5565/rev/da.251251It's someone (not something)Marita Giménez-CandelaIt is a seemingly natural perception that animals are “somebodies” and not “something”, especially to those who live with them, as Picasso did with Lump, as portrayed by photographer David Douglas Duncan in his reference book. The law resists recognising the reality of animal sentience, although in recent months Spain has seen the beginning of a process of change of the legal status of animals (from things to sentient beings) in its Civil Code, which is briefly reflected by this Editorial, although it is a project that I have scientifically supported since my first involvement in this emerging field of law – Animal Law.https://revistes.uab.cat/da/article/view/251sentiencia animal, seres sintientes, estatuto jurídico de los animales, descosificación, animales como cosas, tom regan, reforma del código civil españa, derecho animal, picasso, lump, david douglas duncan
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title It's someone (not something)
title_short It's someone (not something)
title_full It's someone (not something)
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title_full_unstemmed It's someone (not something)
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publisher Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona. Facultat de Dret
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publishDate 2018-01-01
description It is a seemingly natural perception that animals are “somebodies” and not “something”, especially to those who live with them, as Picasso did with Lump, as portrayed by photographer David Douglas Duncan in his reference book. The law resists recognising the reality of animal sentience, although in recent months Spain has seen the beginning of a process of change of the legal status of animals (from things to sentient beings) in its Civil Code, which is briefly reflected by this Editorial, although it is a project that I have scientifically supported since my first involvement in this emerging field of law – Animal Law.
topic sentiencia animal, seres sintientes, estatuto jurídico de los animales, descosificación, animales como cosas, tom regan, reforma del código civil españa, derecho animal, picasso, lump, david douglas duncan
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