Why Does Singer Discuss Bentham's and Sidgwick's Notions of Equality

question 129

Multiple Choice

Why does Singer discuss Bentham's and Sidgwick's notions of equality in this paper?

• A) Singer considers their notions as providing objections to his claim.
• B) Singer considers their notions as helpful in understanding what the principle of equality means.
• C) Singer argues against their notions of equality because racism and sexism were rampant in the historical periods in which they lived.
• D) Singer considers them examples of healthy vegetarians.

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