Peter Singer Biography

Peter Singer is an Australian moral philosopher well known for his work on ethics and animal rights. Singer has written numerous books on ethical issues such as poverty, animal rights, and the environment. He is currently a professor of bioethics at Princeton University's Center for Human Values and has held positions at universities in Australia, England, and the United States. Singer's best-known work is his 1975 book "Animal Liberation," which argued that animals should have rights similar to humans and not be treated as property. He has advocated for animal rights throughout his career and has also written extensively on issues such as global poverty and effective altruism.

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