… the vast majority of meat in the United States and in many other countries … meat endangers
life because no other food is available, the duty no longer applies. In this case, eating meat to …

… really were necessary, it’s implausible this necessity would extend to eating meat “in the
regular way.” Maybe there are some cases in which we really do have to eat meat. But almost …

… In this chapter, we start by outlining the meat paradox as a form of cognitive dissonance, before
… animals, and how the physical process of eating meat changes how we think about meat. …

… The central claim in this paper is that typical meat-eaters refuse to give up … leaders all eat
meat and say that it’s okay to eat animals, surely there is something wrong with the Strong Anti-…

… (2017) that it is unlikely that individuals engage in dissonance reduction every occasion they
eat meat. We also agree that eating meat is a ritualized, ingrained habit often accompanied …

… Therefore, I believe that meat-eating denial operates in a similar method as climate change
… this chapter, I have demonstrated that this body of evidence on eating meat is not more …

… But we like to eat meat, so we continue to cause terrible … Killing in self-defense is the paradigm
case of justified killing in … , killing in self-defense is categorized as justifiable homicide in …

… has witnessed a boom in research investigating the psychology of eating meat, as a diverse
… interested in how meat eaters are able to justify and rationalize their eating behavior in the …

… rank in term of calories. But, could other factors, and not only calorific return, prevail in the
choice … For this purpose, we focus on the issue of animal meat and fat consumption in human …

… We chose the ethics of eating meat as our test case for three reasons. First, opinion on
this question in our target population (university students in California) is highly variable and …