Unlike other ethical arguments for veganism, the argument advanced is not predicated on
the wrongness of speciesism, nor does it depend on your believing that all animals are …

The vegan ideal is entailed by arguments for ethical veganism based on traditional moral
theory (rights and/or utilitarianism) extended to animals. The most ideal lifestyle would …

In this chapter, we argue for dietary veganism. Our case has two steps. First, we argue that,
in most circumstances, it is morally wrong to raise animals to produce meat, dairy products …

The article discusses the social philosophy of vegans. Vegans charge moral vegetarians
with inconsistency: if eating animals is a participation in a wrong practice, consuming eggs …

If you are like the vast majority of people, you eat, wear, and otherwise use products made
from or by nonhuman animals (hereinafter animals). Like most aspects of human life, these …

Notice that I said,“if you think that animals matter morally, then you are committed to being a
vegan.” Let me be crystal clear from the outset that this book is addressed to those who …

On one natural gloss, veganism is a pattern of living: roughly, to be vegan is to avoid eating
or otherwise using products made from or by animals. At least in our cultural context, few …

If someone abstains from meat-eating for reasons of taste or personal economics, no moral
or philosophical question arises. But when a vegetarian attempts to persuade others that …

This paper argues for ethical veganism: the thesis that it is typically wrong to consume
animal products. The paper first sets out an intuitive case for this thesis that begins with the …

I argue that many philosophical arguments for veganism underestimate what is at stake for
humans who give up eating animal products. By saying all that's at stake for humans is taste …