… In Experiment 1, we additionally tried to shed light on this process and examined if the effect
was moderated by sex or trait variables that are related to eating meat. In Experiment 2, we …

… eat meat to replace conventional meat with cultured meat. … be of interest in studying
disgust toward cultured meat, as … will people eat meat that is cultured in a Petri dish? Cultured …

… the tradition of empirical philosophy, written in the form of short, dense chapter sections that
… chapter, in which I summarize what Eating in Theory sets out to do. In the second section, I …

… addressed in this book based on an example of everyday moral thought: how should we
change our moral views, such as the conviction that eating meat is impermissible, in response …

… I didn't eat meat … I think it's stupid … If men want to eat vegetables, they can (Woman, 40–45
years). As a part of these changing narratives, the practice of eating meat-heavy meals …

… meats in such ways has nothing in common with eating meat … the most robust defense of
meat eating that I am aware of in … rules are clear that monks can eat meat as long as it has …

… partner, and many of the ideas in this book emerged during our exchanges. … in the context
of family and community it is far more complex. . . . While very few people “need” to eat meat, …

… in the context of a meat-related moral dilemma and further investigate whether consumers
resolve the moral dilemma by applying meat-eating-… Most meat-eaters like to eat meat but do …

… arguments as well, like selfish arguments (stop eating meat can be claimed to mitigate
global warming just for humans’ self-protection). In this sense, the environmental frame can be …

… order to reduce the thermal exposure and the amounts of additives in meat (and food in …
who is clashed between a preference for eating meat and protecting the environment and is …