Anthropocentrism is a philosophical perspective that argues that human beings are the center or the most important being of the world. Anthropocentrism, in Brittanica; “The philosophical point of view that man is the center or the most important being of the world. It sees humans as separate and superior to nature, and other living things (animals, plants, mineral resources, etc.) as resources that can be justifiably exploited for its own benefit. 

Anthropocentrism sees humans separate and superior to nature, living creatures such as animals, plants and mineral resources as resources that can be justifiably exploited for its own benefit. This point of view creates discrimination among living creatures, especially with its acceptance that emphasizes the human species. Anthropocentrism is a conceptual power and a form of action that corrupts the whole existence with discrimination by developing relations that are considered superior and dominant on human subjectivity and history. Anthropocentrism causes the exploitation of other living things and animals and the denial of their right to life, based on the assumption of superiority of the human species by considering living creatures to be of different value only because of the species they belong to. However, the fact that animals live unaware of human laws and culture cannot be a reason for depriving them of their right to life. We can get rid of the violation and abuse of animal rights and this anthropocentric blindness, which also threatens human existence, by accepting that all living things are equal, with a life-based, life-centered perspective.