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Legal and Ethical Apprehensions Regarding Relational Object. The Case of Genetically Modified Fish (Record no. 160316)

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Personal name Coutellec , L
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Title Legal and Ethical Apprehensions Regarding Relational Object. The Case of Genetically Modified Fish
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Summary, etc. This paper is the result of a contribution between ethics and law, which will be used as thought-process tools, to address the complex issue of legal and ethical statuses of GM fish. To find answers, we propose to consider this issue from a wider angle, looking at the relations between the human, animal, and living worlds. We show that it is possible to construct other forms of intellectual logic that, without setting these worlds in opposition, do not lapse into relativism where boundaries are blurred. In this sense, we submit the hypothesis that ordered pluralism should help us to move past a mere Man–Animal relationship to reveal the entire complexity of relationships within mankind and between mankind and other (non-human) worlds alongside it and to which it belongs: the animal and living worlds. With this new logic, “animal ethics” and “animal law” are re-embedded into a set of relationships. This logic emerges from a new consideration: the nature of the contemporary objects we are dealing with. We shall call objects like genetically modified fish “relational objects” in the sense that in order to be apprehended, they utilize a set of relationships of which there are just as many as the dimensions forming them, not as predicates but as primary constituents. Experimentally, in the case of GM fish, we translate this by proposing to typologize legal and ethical considerations induced by multiple relations connected to this object. According to the type of relationship in question, the GM fish will not have the same status; it is a changing object that must be suitably apprehended.<br/><br/>
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    Library of Congress Classification     Main Library Main Library - Special Collections 05/12/2012 Vol 25.No.6 pages 861-875   BJ52.5 JOU 10/11/2022 SP13302 10/11/2022 Journal Article For Inhouse use only