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Asian and European Roots of Bioethics: Fritz Jahr's 1927 Definition and Vision of Bioethics

In sum, the guidance for our moral actions has to be the Bio-Ethical Imperative: Respect every living being, including animals, as an end in itself and treat it, if possible, as such! And if someone does not want to accept the absolute validity of such a rule in as far as animals and plants are concerned, he should — repeating what was said before — in recognition of the moral obligation towards human society in general nevertheless follow it.