A narrow boundary and a narrow understanding of morality

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The essay explores the concept of the moral community, challenging the common belief that only humans are morally relevant. It examines Peter Singer's argument for including sentient beings within this community and critiques his perspective, offering alternative interpretations to broaden the moral community further. Highlighting Singer's significant contributions to animal rights and ethics, the essay situates his work within the broader context of environmental ethics and philosophical discourse.