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And the environment Recognizing that not all of us will become vegetarians Singer and Mason offer ways to make healthful humane food choices As they point out You can be ethical without being fanatic. So thought provoking Amazing
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Peter Singer the groundbreaking ethicist whom The New Yorker calls the most influential philosopher alive teams up again with Jim Mason his coauthor on the acclaimed Animal Factories to set their cri. This is a fantastic book written in a non academic style covering issues such an animal welfare organic foods locally grown foods with a surprising twist on that
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Tical sights on the food we buy and eat where it comes from how it is produced and whether it was raised humanelyThe Ethics of What We Eat explores the impact our food choices have on humans animals. Worth a readrecommendation for anyone curious about the ethical implications of their eating habits but doesn t want to be condemned for sometimes choosing conve
This is a fantastic book written in a non academic style covering issues such an animal welfare organic foods locally grown foods with a surpri
Out of all the books that deals with food this is the must have book to read I have been trying to find some chapters or segments that I can use to teach to my class about animal rights food politics and the envi
Only read this book if you are ready to change the way you eat Because once you read it you cannot go back to the way things were before The authors explain what it is your actually eating and how it is produced Once you know all the details it changes everything especially about meat and dairy It's easy to be ig
I'm not sure I would have liked this book so much if I wasn't already mostly converted On the other hand if I had read it during my still omni
A balanced exploration of how what we eat matters regarding the health of our planet and for animal welfare Peter Singer has long been an ethicist I've admired and enjoyed reading his works This book looks at the diet of thr
Worth a readrecommendation for anyone curious about the ethical implications of their eating habits but doesn't want to be condemned for sometimes choosing convenience over ethical considerations If you've already decided
Disclaimer don't take my review too seriously because I don't feel ualified to judge the uality of the book It's definitely a good book but I'm just rating based on my personal enjoyment Really eye opening but after like the first hal
This is a very easy read that outlines the ethics of our food choices from the standard American diet to veganism all the way to dumpster diving The book is a little dated and I’m sure some things have changed since its publication but mos
So thought provoking Amazing
In his recent work The Ethics of What We Eat March 2007 Singer and farmer Jim Mason investigate the shopping choices of three families with diets exemplary of our current culture Standard American Diet SAD Organic and vegan The Hiller Neirstheimer family lives in Mabelville Arkansas shops at Wal Mart and eats the SAD They choose their groceries based on convenience and cost and are unaware of ethical values concerning food The Mas