Within the last few years, there was an interview with Peter Singer in which he remarked that what made Animal Liberation so influential was the vivid and disturbing description of factory farming practices in Chapter 3, rather than the utilitarian argument per se. But now I can not remember where this interview appeared. Does this ring a bell for anyone? Comments open and references gratefully received!
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