Extrait de Summary of Colleen Patrick-Goudreau's The Joyful Vegan
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17 May 2022
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Everest Media LLC
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Summary of Colleen Patrick-Goudreau's The Joyful Vegan
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#1 We all have stories about how we became vegan or plant-based. They all start the same: we stopped knowing, and we didn't realize it until we woke up. We willingly choose to know and change, despite the comfort of ignorance.
#2 We turn away from the reality of what we do to animals for our gustatory pleasure, and we play a game of pretend like the child who covers her eyes and thinks you can't see her. But we remain complicit with the reality through our willful blindness.
#3 We see willful blindness reinforced by our desire to conform to tradition, social norms, family expectations, and cultural mores. We see it in the belief that eating animals is neutral or impartial, and that being vegan is taking a position or having an agenda.
#4 We have to create boundaries to our compassion and place animals in arbitrary categories in order to continue supporting something that is anathema to our ethics or well-being.
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Sample Book Insights:
#1 We all have stories about how we became vegan or plant-based. They all start the same: we stopped knowing, and we didn't realize it until we woke up. We willingly choose to know and change, despite the comfort of ignorance.
#2 We turn away from the reality of what we do to animals for our gustatory pleasure, and we play a game of pretend like the child who covers her eyes and thinks you can't see her. But we remain complicit with the reality through our willful blindness.
#3 We see willful blindness reinforced by our desire to conform to tradition, social norms, family expectations, and cultural mores. We see it in the belief that eating animals is neutral or impartial, and that being vegan is taking a position or having an agenda.
#4 We have to create boundaries to our compassion and place animals in arbitrary categories in order to continue supporting something that is anathema to our ethics or well-being.
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Publication Date
17 May 2022
Publisher
Everest Media LLC
Technical Characteristics
Language
Anglais
File Size
1.3 MB
ISBN 13
9798822513808
Format
Epub
Protection
DRM Watermark
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Permissions
- Print Yes
- Copy/Paste Yes
- Share Yes
accessibility
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