Tag: Plant-Thinking (Columbia University Press 2013)

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Author
Wesley J. Smith
Date
August 6, 2024

Categorized
Human exceptionalism, Philosophy, Philosophy of Mind, Plant Mind

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Featured, Intelligence (redefinition), Michael Marder, Plant philosophy, Plant rights, Plant-Thinking (Columbia University Press 2013), Stella Sandford}

“Plant Philosophy” Denigrates Human Uniqueness

_{Much contemporary advocacy is obsessed with deconstructing human exceptionalism} _{Wesley J. Smith

August 6, 2024

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Human exceptionalism, Philosophy, Philosophy of Mind, Plant Mind}

Plant philosophy seeks to change the definitional understandings of “intelligence” to elevate the moral status of plants relative to humans. Read More ›