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Vegan food geographies and the rise of Big Veganism [PDF]
Progress in Human Geography, 2022 Veganism is the subject of an increasingly diverse body of social scientific research, yet it remains relatively understudied in geography. Meanwhile, contemporary cultural commentaries note how veganism has gone mainstream, with critics warning of veganism’s corporate nature – expressed in the rise of what we term ‘Big Veganism’.
Sexton, AE, Garnett, T, Lorimer, J
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Let’s Be Vegan? Antecedents and Consequences of Involvement with Vegan Products: Vegan vs. Non-Vegan
Sustainability, 2023 The purpose of this investigation is to understand what influences the involvement with vegan products when comparing vegan and non-vegan individuals. This study presents eco-motivated antecedents (ecological motivations, environmental concerns, animal welfare) and personal antecedents (social influence, idealism).
Isabel Miguel +2 more
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Claiming veganism and vegan geographies
The Geographical Journal, 2023 AbstractA decade ago, veganism was a fringe radical movement. It was also largely absent from the geographical discipline, despite a rich history of vegan scholarship being present in disciplines such as Sociology and Psychology. However, veganism has recently seen a surge in popularity, with more people than ever before becoming vegan for a mixture of
Catherine Oliver +2 more
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CureusIn this article, we discuss the ethics of veganism by looking at the moral implications of having a vegan diet or plant-based diet. Veganism is a way of diet that forbids or avoids consuming any animal products. It has drawn a lot of interest recently due to awareness or trends of vegan diet, human health, and ethical behavior benefits.
Jaiswal A, Shrivastava T.
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Véganisme et antispécisme : deux nouvelles formes de religiosité ?
Revue du Droit des Religions, 2021 Veganism and anti-speciesism are often accused of being new forms of religion. This article aims to show that this accusation has no historical basis and is belied by the reasons why some people today become vegan or antispeciesist. We will therefore ask
Thomas Lepeltier
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Plant sentience and the case for ethical veganism
Animal Sentience, 2023 Does the possibility of plant sentience pose a problem for ethical veganism? It has not yet been demonstrated that plants are sentient (i.e., that they can feel).
Josh Milburn
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The Freegan Challenge to Veganism [PDF]
Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Ethics, 2021 AbstractThere is a surprising consensus among vegan philosophers that freeganism—eating animal-based foods going to waste—is permissible. Some ethicists even argue that vegans should be freegans. In this paper, we offer a novel challenge to freeganism drawing upon Donaldson and Kymlicka’s ‘zoopolitical’ approach, which supports ‘restricted freeganism’.
Milburn, J., Fischer, B.
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Portraits of Veganism: A Comparative Discourse Analysis of a Second-Order Subculture
Societies, 2018 Veganism has enjoyed increasing popularity and more sustained scholarly attention during the past several years. Using insights from cultural theory, this study conducts a qualitative discourse analysis of two vegan-promoting documentary films: Forks ...
Allison Christopher +2 more
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VEGETARIJANSTVO IN VEGANSTVO TER NJUNA PERCEPCIJA MED SLOVENSKO POPULACIJO [PDF]
Družboslovne Razprave, 2023 The paper presents analysis of the results of a study on vegetarianism and veganism and how they are generally perceived that was conducted on a representative sample of the adult population of Slovenia.
Aleš Črnič, Barbara Brečko
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Od czego zaczynać? Dyskusja o lekturach szkolnych w dobie antropocentrycznej opresji
Paidia i Literatura, 2021 The article is devoted to reflection on the canon and required school reading from the perspective of ecocritical studies, with particular emphasis on the Pieśni Panny XII [The Song of the Virgin XII] by Jan Kochanowski.
Paulina Czernek-Pasierbek
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