Essays on Vegetarianism

The Benefits of a Vegan Diet for Children The idea of embracing a diet composed of vegetable is becoming a trend in the twenty-first century as the debate on what benefits it offers has since erupted. The advantages to children are particularly critical because there a vast range of positive outcomes...

Dinu et al. (2017) Dinu et al. (2017), defines a vegan as a person who does not use or eat animal products; they do not use soaps, clothes or other animal-sourced products nor consume dairy, gelatin, eggs or honey. In this regard, a vegan diet is a food lifestyle that excludes...

The Animal Rights Movement The idea that animals, like people, have the right to be free from abuse and human use is known as the "animal rights" movement. The majority of animal advocates believe that animal rights are based on the rejection of speciesism. The concept that animals have sentience serves...

This chapter explores the fundamental cause of Kafka's vegetarianism and compassion for animals. The chapter maintains that the canine speaker exhibits a spiritual awakening with obvious signs of personal exposure. The chapter also demonstrates how prevalent in Kafka's time were ideas about the beauty of the natural world's fauna and...

There is a heated debate in the public area of whether people should be or have to not be vegetarians? The article “Why I Stopped Being a Vegetarian” by Laura Fraser makes clear arguments regarding this question. The article focuses on the flaws that vegetarians create for themselves. Laura arguments...

Human migration is one of the captivating area of research in anthropology and evolution. Migration of Homo sapiens from Africa to different continents lead to evolution of different subspecies, that commonly are referred to as specific races. J. Craig venter, head of Celera genomics, put it during publication of the...