A pioneer in the ethical traceability of products of animal origin: Marguerite Yourcenar
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https://doi.org/10.51777/relief12347Keywords:
Traceability, ethics, Marguerite Yourcenar, animal, Anti-speciesism, ecocriticismAbstract
Convinced that the unity of humanity is that of a biological species that we cannot extract from all the forms of non-human life which constitute much more than its "environment", Marguerite Yourcenar tries in her work to restore the lost porosity between the human world and the so-called animal species. In this process, she creates a kind of “ethical tracing” going back from the finished animal product to its living origin, which opposes the almost exclusively utilitarian and anthropocentric motives of the commercial traceability.
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