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Sentience

Introduction to sentience

What is sentience
The problem of consciousness
Consciousness and self-consciousness
Animal consciousness and cognition

Animal sentience

Criteria for recognizing sentience
The idea that only humans are sentient
What beings are conscious?
What beings are not conscious?
Invertebrate sentience: A review of the neuroscientific literature
An illustrated physiology of nervous systems in invertebrates
Indicators of animal suffering

The relevance of sentience

The argument from relevance
Why we should give moral consideration to sentient beings, rather than all living beings
Why we should give moral consideration to sentient beings rather than ecosystems
Why we should give moral consideration to individuals, rather than species

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