Titlebook: Critical Perspectives on Veganism; Jodey Castricano,Rasmus R. Simonsen Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 anim

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Vom Konzept zum Prototyp: TeamWare,n the campus’ Abe Rogatnick Media Gallery. The project was to involve live captive birds. Upon hearing of the proposal, a group of faculty and staff, troubled by the birds’ captivity and their potential harm, voiced their concerns. The faculty and staff who oversaw the exhibitions for the gallery un

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Bedienung des TeamWare-Gesamtsystems,is scrupulous vegetarianism,. in his fiction, Coetzee approaches the issue of eating animals only in an oblique way. In his 1995 essay “Meat Country,” published in the special food issue of the ., Coetzee rather intriguingly writes, “The question of whether we should eat meat is not a serious questi

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Vom Konzept zum Prototyp: TeamWare,about animal ethics and extinction. The novel is set in a time some decades after World War Terminus, a nuclear war that irradiated the planet, leading to a great dying off of animals (plants are not mentioned much—this is not a realist novel). The novel is famous for its humanoid androids, who were

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about the size and scale of American military capabilities, others debated the state of American masculinity and strength in the face of a potential mass mobilization. Perhaps surprisingly, one group that focused on issues of masculinity, strength, and violence were vegetarians. In the pages of one

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as our relatives and our duties toward them in regard to cultural protocols of respect and gratitude. I argue that a Mi’kmaq perspective on cultured meat can be inferred from our philosophy and traditional stories, and from cultural protocols already in place for plants and medicines. I also explore

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less products could be found only at organic shops and were viewed by the general public as something for macrobiotic hippies who adore flavorless tofu. But today, these products represent a market that is expanding at an impressive pace. Although most restaurant owners are still dragging their feet

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ist characters on television is a recent phenomenon, but the connection between feminism and veganism is long-standing. Feminists like Margaret Sibthorp and Edith Ward in the nineteenth century saw a thread woven between the subjugated status of both nonhumans and women, and many advocated vegetaria

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V presenters, journalists, and amateurs cook, recommend, and eat meat. On the face of it, this seems benign in a “carnist” culture,. as people are free to decide what to cook and eat in front of the camera. However, what television hides in these frequent representations is that for the last 20 year

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