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Abstract: I propose to identify and illustrate what might be described as ‘the powers that be’ – four mechanisms that prevent us from recognizing sentience in animals – and to indicate the challenges that should follow for future work in this field.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Andrew Linzey has been a member of the Faculty of Theology in the University of Oxford for 28 years. He previously held the world’s first academic post in Theology and Animal Welfare — at Mansfield College, Oxford, and at Blackfriars Hall, Oxford. He is currently Visiting Professor at the University of Winchester, and Special Professor at Saint Xavier University, Chicago. In addition, he is the first Professor of Animal Ethics at the Graduate Theological Foundation, USA.

ABOUT THE SERIES
The Summary videos from COVA look at scholarly content, including book chapters and journal articles, that pertain to the intersections of Christianity, animal welfare, and creation care. The goal is that these will illuminate the conversations being had and observations being made, and do so in a condensed and accessible format.

PRODUCTION CREDITS
Narrator: Abigail Lindner
Writer: Abigail Lindner

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ABOUT COVA
The Christian Organization for Vegetarian Awareness (COVA) is a group of vegetarian, veg-curious, and omnivore folks working to create a space to discuss vegetarianism in the framework of creation stewardship and faith. We exist to engage in conversation about plant-based eating and living in the context of the Christian faith tradition.