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ELEMENTARY VOCABULARY

··Bases for Moral Consideration

feel | pain | happy | sad | alive | 

living | animal | creature | think | 

know | like | important | matter | 

why | because | maybe | same | different

··Responsibility to Prevent Suffering

hurt | harm | cruel | kind | stop | 

don't | should | shouldn't | need | 

help | protect | save | good | bad | 

right | wrong | care | about

··Animal Rights

right | have | like | human | free | 

safe | keep | away | allow | let | 

maybe | same | different | important | 

need | want | fair | unfair

··Influence on Dietary Choices

eat | food | meat | drink | plant | 

animal | choose | good | bad | think | 

about | why | because | some | 

people | do | don't

··Responsibilities Towards Wild Animals and Habitats

wild | nature | home | live | protect | 

save | help | don't | hurt | keep | 

clean | care | about | place | animal | 

plant | important | need

INTERMEDIATE VOCABULARY

··Bases for Moral Consideration

sentience | consciousness | capacity | feel | pain | 

pleasure | emotion | awareness | suffering | well-being | 

inherent | value | intrinsic | worth | living | 

organism | creature | argument | perspective

··Responsibility to Prevent Suffering

responsibility | prevent | suffering | harm | distress | 

mistreatment | neglect | abuse | ethical | humane | 

treatment | consider | impact | consequence | benefit | 

necessary | unnecessary | argument | viewpoint

··Animal Rights

rights | legal | moral | protection | freedom | 

autonomy | dignity | justice | perspective | 

scope | nature | comparison | human rights | 

argument | viewpoint | consider | whether | possess

··Influence on Dietary Choices

dietary | choices | consumption | habits | ethical | 

concerns | influence | animal products | meat | 

dairy | eggs | plant-based | sustainable | consider | 

perspective | argument | framework | practice

··Responsibilities Towards Wild Animals and Habitats

wildlife | habitat | preservation | conservation | ecosystem | 

biodiversity | protect | responsibility | viewpoint | extent | 

consider | conflict | human interests | natural | 

environment | argument | perspective

ADVANCED VOCABULARY

··Bases for Moral Consideration

sentience | sapience | consciousness | phenomenal consciousness | 

affective states | cognitive capacities | moral considerability | intrinsic value | 

inherent worth | relational ethics | biocentrism | ecocentrism | 

moral standing | personhood | subjectivity | intersubjectivity | 

philosophical arguments | counterarguments

··Responsibility to Prevent Suffering

responsibility | obligation | alleviate | mitigate | 

prevent | suffering | harm | distress | ethical frameworks | 

utilitarianism | deontology | virtue ethics | anthropocentrism | 

sentiocentrism | arguments for | arguments against |

moral imperative | justifiable harm

··Animal Rights

animal rights | moral rights | legal rights | scope of rights | 

nature of rights | comparative analysis | human rights | 

philosophical perspectives | abolitionist view | welfarist view | 

arguments for animal rights | arguments against animal rights | 

moral agency | moral patienthood

··Influence on Dietary Choices

ethical frameworks | dietary choices | consumption habits | animal agriculture | 

plant-based diets | moral considerations | utilitarian analysis | deontological analysis | 

virtue ethical perspectives | environmental impact | sustainability | economic factors | 

arguments for ethical consumption | arguments against restrictions

··Responsibilities Towards Wild Animals and Habitats

human responsibility | wild animals | habitat preservation | conservation ethics |

environmental ethics | ecological integrity | biodiversity conservation | 

anthropocentric views | ecocentric views | intrinsic value of nature | human interests | 

potential conflicts | arguments for intervention | arguments against intervention | 

stewardship | ecological justice

I primarily use English-English Dictionary to learn new words and I can learn almost every elemantary and intermediate word. But the English explanation of advanced words is sometimes difficult to me

(Don't misunderstand. I am not criticizing you. I think this arrangement of the Vocabulary List is very good. I only want to express my English is poor)