Pain of Extinction: The Death of a Vulture

A situated ethics of entangled accountabilities is observed by discussing the unaccountable deaths and extinction of vultures in India. A team of Indian and British scientists have begun a captive breeding program to improve the plight of Indian vultures.

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Published in:Cultural studies review 2010-09, Vol.16 (2), p.271-289
Main Author: Van Dooren, Thom
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Animal welfare
Bans
Birds
Cattle
Deaths
Endangered & extinct species
Ethics
Extinction (Biology)
Moral and ethical aspects
Vultures
Wildlife conservation
Writing
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Summary:A situated ethics of entangled accountabilities is observed by discussing the unaccountable deaths and extinction of vultures in India. A team of Indian and British scientists have begun a captive breeding program to improve the plight of Indian vultures.
ISSN:1837-8692
1446-8123
1837-8692
DOI:10.5130/csr.v16i2.1702