Quality Of Interests: A Case Study

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Quality of interests has always been a subject when determining whether or not something has an ethical standing. Some people are for this way of think, while others are against it. I for one, am mostly in support of the idea. Environmentalists I will be analyzing are Joel Fienburg, Peter Singer, Paul Taylor, and Christopher Sone. In this response I will explain my standing and position on quality of interests, then explain what has ethical standing based on my position, ending with explaining whether or not these positions can act in the ‘interests’ of a table or a corporation. Lets begin with taking a look at the environmentalists.
Joel Feinburg’s position is based off of the argument of cognitive life stating “we owe a duty to animals, because

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