in non human animals herbivore pp move indef Infobox bodystyle above Vegetarianism abovestyle background ... BCE and earlier label4 Varieties data4 Ovo vegetarianism Ovo , Lacto vegetarianism lacto , Ovo lacto vegetarianism ovo lacto , veganism , raw veganism , fruitarianism , Buddhist vegetarianismVegetarianism ... first Jamie date December 18, 2007 publisher Serious Eats accessdate July 9, 2010 ref Vegetarianism ... for sentient life. Such ethical motivations have been codified vegetarianism and religion under various religious beliefs , along with the concept of animal rights . Other motivations for vegetarianism include health, political, Environmental vegetarianism environmental , cultural, aesthetic or economic vegetarianism economic . There are varieties of the diet as well an Ovo vegetarianism ovo vegetarian diet includes eggs but not dairy products, a lacto vegetarianism lacto vegetarian diet includes dairy products but not eggs, and an Ovo lacto vegetarianism ovo lacto vegetarian diet includes ... International survey suggest the standard definition of vegetarianism is different in different nations ... publisher University of Queensland location Brisbane pages 249, 266 isbn 9780980842517 ref Semi vegetarianism ... define meat only as mammal ian flesh and may identify with vegetarianism. ref Merriam Webster, http ... Webster, accessed May 2, 2010. ref The Colloquialism common use association between such diets and vegetarianism ... s Feast. A History of Vegetarianism , London 1993, p. 252. ref The OED writes that the word came .... 34 ref History Main History of vegetarianism The earliest records of lacto vegetarianism come ... A History of Vegetarianism . Fourth Estate Classic House, pp. 33 68, 69 84. ref In the Asian instance ... and was promoted by religious groups and philosophers. ref name rv Religious Vegetarianism From Hesiod ..., vegetarianism practically disappeared from Europe as it was in other Continents, except India ... world, the popularity of vegetarianism grew during the 20th century as a result of nutritional ... more details
A lacto vegetarian sometimes referred to as a lactarian from the Latin lactis , milk diet is a vegetarianism vegetarian diet that includes dairy products such as milk , cheese , yogurt , butter , cream , and kefir , but excludes egg food eggs . Lacto vegetarians also abstain from cheeses that include animal rennet and yogurts that contain gelatin . The concept and practice of lacto vegetarianism among a significant number of people comes from ancient India ref Spencer, Colin The Heretic s Feast. A History of Vegetarianism , London Fourth Estate 1993, p. 69 84. ISBN 1 85702 078 2. ref and was originally based on religious beliefs. ref name vegan002 http www.ivu.org history renaissance words.html Some background to vegetarian and vegan ref The greatest proportion of vegetarians, such as those in India or those in the area of the classical Mediterranean such as the Pythagoreanism Pythagoreans , are or were lacto vegetarian. ref name vegan002 Religion Lacto vegetarian diets are popular with many followers of the Eastern religion Eastern religious traditions such as Hinduism , Sikhism , Jainism and Buddhism . The cores of their beliefs are behind a lacto vegetarian diet is the law of ahimsa , or non violence. ref Religious Vegetarianism , ed. Kerry S. Walters and Lisa Portmess, Albany 2001, p. 50 52. ref According to the Vedas Hindu holy scriptures , all living beings are equally valued. ref http bhagavadgitaasitis.com 5 18 en1 Bhagavad Gita 5.18 The humble sages, by virtue of true ... need for food. ref name Gabriel001 Environmentalism and vegetarianism are often practiced together ... ref See also Sentient foods Vegetarianism Lacto ovo vegetarianism Ovo vegetarianism Veganism VeggieBoards ... library nutrition vegetarian.htm 20 Questions About Vegetarianism http www.ivu.org International Vegetarian ... vegetarian menu items and products Vegetarianism Category Diets Category Vegetarianism Category ... ro Lacto vegetarianism ... more details
Ovo vegetarianism IPAc en icon o v o is a type of vegetarianism which allows for the consumption of egg food eggs unlike lacto ovo vegetarianism , no dairy product s are permitted. Those who practice ovo vegetarianism are called ovo vegetarians or eggetarians. Ovo comes from the Latin word for egg. Ethical distinctions Ethical motivations for excluding dairy products are based on issues with the Industrial agriculture animals industrial practices behind their production of meat. Concerns include the practice of keeping a cow constantly pregnant in order for her to lactate and the slaughter of unwanted male calves. Other concerns include the standard practice of separating the mother from her calf and denying the calf its natural source of milk. ref http www.vegansociety.com html animals exploitation cows dairy cow.php The Dairy Cow from the website of the Vegan Society ref This contrasts with the industrial practices surrounding egg laying hens, which produce eggs for human consumption without being fertilized. Ovo vegetarians often prefer free range eggs , that is, those produced by uncaged hens. ref name vshen http www.vegansociety.com animals exploitation hens.php Hens & Eggs from the website of the Vegan Society ref Many ovo vegetarians refuse to eat fertilized eggs, with balut egg balut being an extreme example where the egg has developed sentience . Carbon emissions associated with keeping hens are less than those associated with cattle, a factor significant to those practicing environmental vegetarianism . citation needed date September 2009 Ethical concerns about the consumption of eggs arise from the practice, not limited to industry, of euthanising male chicks ... Union . ref See also Lacto vegetarianism Veganism References references Vegetarianism Category Vegetarianism Category Eggs food Category Eggs in culture food stub cs Ovovegetari nstv pl Owowegetarianizm pt Vegetarianismo Ovovegetarianismo ro Ovo vegetarianism ... more details
unreferenced date July 2008 An economic vegetarian is a person who practices vegetarianism from either the philosophical viewpoint that the consumption of meat is expensive, part of a conscious simple living strategy or just because of necessity. In the developing world, where large numbers of poor people might not be averse to eating meat, they are regularly forced to make do with vegetarian food, since meat can often be a luxury. This also included students who living away from their parents as they have to spend their money on academic progress as well as food, making them have to be vegetarian in order to raise money for their books or stationery Economic vegetarians believe that nutrition can be acquired more efficiently and at a lower price through vegetables, grains, etc., rather than from meat. They argue that a vegetarian diet is rich in vitamins , dietary fiber , and complex carbohydrates , and carries with it fewer risks such as heart disease , obesity , and bacterial infection than animal flesh. Consequently, they consider the production of meat economically unsound. Some vegetarians are motivated by a lifestyle of simple living or adopt vegetarianism through necessity. For example, in the United Kingdom , necessity changed dietary habits during the period around World War II and the early 1950s, as animal products were strictly Rationing in the United Kingdom rationed and allotment gardening allotment or Victory garden home grown fruit and vegetables were readily available. Also in Developing country developing countries people sometimes follow a mainly vegetarian diet simply because meat is scarce or expensive compared to alternative food sources. The same principle ... be significant overlap between these beliefs e.g. between economic and Environmental vegetarianism environmental vegetarians . See also Environmental vegetarianism Simple living Sustainable living Vegetarianism Category Vegetarianism Category Simple living Vegetarianism ... more details
Vegetarianism and Romanticism refers to the rise of vegetarianism during the Romanticism movement in Western ... affected by the turn to a predominantly meatless diet during this time. Vegetarianism during the Romantic ... new ideas about anthropology, consumerism, and evolution. Vegetarianism in the Romantic Period may ... eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. The shift to vegetarianism was led by a number of literary ... 1803 . Romantic Support for Vegetarianism History Though many scholars identify the origin of the vegetarian movement with the establishment of the Vegetarian Society , in 1847, vegetarianism dates ..., The Heretic s Feast A History of Vegetarianism Great Britain Hartnolls Ltd, Bodmin. 1993 ref It is important to look back to Romantic writers like Shelley, Ritson, and Tryon as early promoters of vegetarianism ... feelings towards animal rights, vegetarianism became the practical choice in the late eighteenth ... s Feast A History of Vegetarianism Great Britain Hartnolls Ltd, Bodmin. 1993, pp 239 243 ref ... A History of Vegetarianism Great Britain Hartnolls Ltd, Bodmin. 1993, pp 223 24 ref With this new ... of Vegetarianism Great Britain Hartnolls Ltd, Bodmin. 1993, pp 225 ref With such principles in mind, vegetarianism became the proper response, one fueled by both humanitarianism and compassion. Economics ... protest against consumerism by refusing the purchase of meat products. Romantic vegetarianism ... centuries. With literary reformists like Shelley carrying the flag, the public turned to vegetarianism ... distinctions in the process. Essentially, vegetarianism became a radical response to a consumer ... in those who consume it . ref Spencer, Colin, The Heretic s Feast A History of Vegetarianism ..., and Pope perceived the movement to vegetarianism as a way of returning to nature, reclaiming history ... Romantics like Ritson and Shelley, vegetarianism became a substitute for what had been deemed ... of Vegetarianism Thomas Tryon Thomas Tryon 1634 1703 , an English merchant and author, was one ... more details
Semi vegetarianism is a term used to describe diets that are vegetarianism vegetarian based with the inclusion of occasional meat products. The term has no precise or widely accepted definition, but it usually denotes the following of a mainly vegetarian diet whilst eating meat occasionally. ref cite book last Langley Evans first Simon title Nutrition A Lifespan Approach year 2009 publisher Wiley pages 172 url http books.google.com books?id nxejlilBot4C&lpg PA172&dq 22semi vegetarianism 22&pg PA172 v onepage&q 22semi vegetarian 22&f false quote There are many forms of vegetarian diet from the semi vegetarian consumes meat infrequently ... ref ref Nemours Foundation TeensHealth http www.kidshealth.org teen food fitness nutrition vegetarian.html Excerpt Some people consider themselves semi vegetarians and eat fish and maybe a small amount of poultry as part of a diet ref ref cite web title Semi Vegetarian Vegetarianism url http www.medicineonline.com articles s 2 semi vegetarian vegetarianism.html work Medicine Online quote semi vegetarian mostly follows a vegetarian diet but eats meat, poultry and fish occasionally ref ref cite book last Havala Hobbs first Suzanne title Living Vegetarian for Dummies publisher For Dummies pages 14 A semi vegetarian is someone who s cutting back on his intake of meat in general ref ref cite book last Koletzko first Berthold title Pediatric Nutrition in Practice year 2008 publisher Karger pages 130 url http books.google.com books?id oGR 0EHF a8C&lpg PA130&dq 22semi vegetarianism 22&lr&pg PA130 v onepage&q 22semi vegetarianism 22&f false The wide spectrum of vegetarian diets ranges from avoidance of red meat only semi vegetarianism ... ref The term ... Years to Your Life . McGraw Hill Professional. ISBN 978 0 07 154957 8 Cultural Encyclopedia of Vegetarianism ... Veganism and vegetarianism food stub Category Semi vegetarianism Category Diets Category Vegetarianism fr Flexitarisme nl Semi vegetarisme pl Semiwegetarianizm pt Semivegetarianismo ro Semi vegetarianism ... more details
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Christian vegetarianism is a Minority group minority Christian belief based on effecting the Great Commandment ... beings through vegetarianism or, ideally, veganism . Alternatively, Christian s may be vegetarian for ethics of eating meat ethical , environmental vegetarianism environmental , vegetarian nutrition nutritional ... web url http www.christian ecology.org.uk vegetarianism.htm title Vegetarianism author Christian Ecology Link ref Origins Old Testament While vegetarianism is not a common practice in current western ... the prohibition of the blood of animals to imply vegetarianism. Marcus Minucius Felix Minucius ... and vegetarianism year 2001 publisher Lantern Books isbn 9781930051249 pages 6, 7 url http books.google.com ... promotes vegetarianism as beneficial. Daniel specifically refuses the king s meat pa ba , Strong ... ethical vegetarianism is incompatible with the orthodox view of a meat eating Jesus ref The Synoptic ... leaders, both ancient and modern, observe that vegetarianism was and is a sincere part of Christian ... blood . sup bibleref Acts 15 19 20 sup Vegetarianism appears to have been a point of contention ... 4 1 3 NIV sup According to the Christian Vegetarian Association , Paul was not referring to vegetarianism ... XII ref Although early Christian vegetarianism appears to have been downplayed in favor of more modern Christian culture, the practice of vegetarianism appears to have been very widespread in early Christianity ... web url http www.vegsoc.org page.aspx?pid 827 title History of Vegetarianism Early Ideas publisher ... 2008 07 08 ref Cowherd s emphasized that vegetarianism was good for health, whilst eating ... present a health message that recommends vegetarianism and expects abstinence from pork, shellfish and other ... Movement requires vegetarianism as a test of fellowship, with many of its members being practicing ... of the Religious Society of Friends also known as Quakers practice vegetarianism or veganism as a reflection ... tolstoy title History of Vegetarianism Leo Tolstoy ref ref cite book title The Book of Ammon last ... more details
In Buddhism , the views on vegetarianism vary from Schools of Buddhism school to school. According to Theravada ... vegetarianism is required, with some schools of Buddhism rejecting such a requirement. The first ... meat, ref http www.buddhanet.net e learning dharmadata fdd21.htm Dharma Data Vegetarianism ..., on one particular occasion, specifically refused suggestions by Devadatta to institute vegetarianism in the Sangha . ref http www.buddhanet.net budsas ebud ebdha069.htm note4 Buddhism and Vegetarianism ... of vegetarianism was the fifth of a list of rules which Devadatta had proposed to the Buddha. Devadatta ... the rest the whole meal must be rejected. ref http soulcurrymagazine.com sc buddhism vegetarianism non vegetarianism.html Buddhism & Vegetarianism ref One who eats meat kills the seed of great compassion ... vegetarianism in the monastic code. Mahayana Buddhism argues that if one pursues the path of the Bodhisattva ..., one may adopt vegetarianism if one so wishes but it is not considered skillful practice to verbally attack another person for eating meat. In Chinese Mahayana, vegetarianism is seen as a prerequisite for pursuing the path of the Bodhisattva. The argument for vegetarianism is made more forcefully, often ... neutral and once explicitly refused suggestion by Devadatta to institute vegetarianism in the monks ... argue that it is acceptable to practice vegetarianism based on brahmavihara . Theravada canon ... forcefully against meat consumption and unequivocally in favor of vegetarianism, since the eating ... in Mahayana tradition to be a contributing factor in the emphasis on vegetarianism. In the monastery ... vegetarianism unnecessary. Citation needed date September 2007 Some Vajrayan practitioners both drink ... vegetarianism when they can. When asked in recent years what he thinks of vegetarianism, the 14th Dalai Lama has said It is wonderful. We must absolutely promote vegetarianism. ref Buddha Heart, Buddha Mind, 2000 ref The Dalai Lama tried becoming a vegetarian and promoted vegetarianism. ref http ... more details
Vegetarianism is the theory and practice of the voluntarily non consumption of the flesh of any animal ..., fish, shellfish or crustacea, or slaughter by products. ref The earliest records of vegetarianism ... India ref Spencer, Colin The Heretic s Feast. A History of Vegetarianism , London 1993, p. 69 84. ref ... in India and was promoted by religious groups and philosophers. ref Religious Vegetarianism From ... the Christianization of the Roman Empire in late antiquity, vegetarianism practically disappeared ... Lutterbach, Hubertus Der Fleischverzicht im Christentum , in Saeculum 50 II 1999 p. 202. ref Vegetarianism ... a more widespread practice in the 19th and 20th centuries. India In ancient India vegetarianism .... ref Vegetarianism was and still is mandatory for the yogis, both for the practitioners of Hatha Yoga ... vegetarianism in the earliest stages of that religion s development is controversial. There are two ... scriptures advocated vegetarianism a particularly uncompromising one was the famous Lankavatara Sutra ... practice strict vegetarianism, but at least their inner circle did. For the general public, abstention ... Empedocles distinguished himself as a radical advocate of vegetarianism specifically and of respect ... rights . ref Haussleiter p. 198 342, Sorabji p. 107 169. ref Vegetarianism was usually part and parcel ... frugal way of life entailed a practically meatless diet, but they did not make vegetarianism ... school heads Xenocrates and probably Polemon scholarch Polemon pleaded for vegetarianism ... on a vegetarian diet. These included Plutarch who seems to have adopted vegetarianism only temporarily ... . This would make the Bible about the oldest source of vegetarianism in the world. Later at Noah ... who follow Biblical health principles only a few, such as Adventists, do that include vegetarianism ... significant benefits from vegetarianism. ref For examples, see http ngm.nationalgeographic.com ... Malory, Le Morte d Arthur 16.3 ref There is no evidence for any ethically motivated vegetarianism in ancient ... more details
. Vegetarianism and religion are strongly linked in a number of religions that originated in ancient India Hinduism , Jainism and Buddhism . In Jainism, vegetarianism is mandatory for everyone in Hinduism ... Kerry S. Walters coauthors Lisa Portmess title Religious Vegetarianism From Hesiod to the Dalai Lama ... ref vegetarianism is not promoted by mainstream authorities. In Christianity ref cite book last Walters first Kerry S. authorlink Kerry S. Walters coauthors Lisa Portmess title Religious Vegetarianism ... 26 May 2009 ref however, there are groups promoting vegetarianism on religious grounds. Indian ... other country. About 30 of India s 1.2 billion population practices lacto vegetarianism, ref cite ... food prices EU ref Jainism Main Jain vegetarianismVegetarianism in Jainism is based on the principle ... mandatory for everyone. Jains are either Lacto vegetarianism lacto vegetarians or Veganism .... Hinduism Main Diet in Hinduism Vegetarianism is an integral part of most schools of Hinduism ref Cite ... page 260 chapter 48 ref Some sects of Hindus do not observe vegetarianism. ref cite book last .... ref name Walters, Kerry S 2001. pp. 41, 42 Walters, Kerry S. and Portmess, Lisa. Religious Vegetarianism ... to another count Bhagavad Gita 9.26 Bhagavata Purana 7.15.7. ref Vegetarianism is also mandatory ... usually eschew eggs but consume milk and dairy product s, so they are Lacto vegetarianism lacto vegetarians . According to a survey of 2006, vegetarianism is weak in coastal states and strong in landlocked ... Main Buddhist vegetarianism The The Five Precepts first lay precept in Buddhism prohibits killing. ref ... vegetarianism. There were, however, rules prohibiting certain types of meat, such as human, leopard ... in the Lankavatara Sutra shows the Buddha weighing strongly in favor of vegetarianism, since the eating ... in terms of food in the market. In the modern Buddhist world, attitudes toward vegetarianism vary ... Lanka and South east Asia do not practice vegetarianism. All Buddhists however, including monks ... more details
. Around the world, vegetarianism is viewed in different lights. In some areas, there is cultural and even ... 2008 12 29 ref The results of a recent International survey suggest the definitions of vegetarianism ... 9780980842517 ref Asia China In China , although full vegetarianism is a fairly rare practice, vegetarianism ... 592715.htm Vegetarianism now a popular diet . 2006 05 17 ref In 2010, Prime Minister Wen Jiabao , proposed a nationwide campaign of one day of vegetarianism every week , mainly as part ... vegetarian products left from non vegetarian ones right In India , vegetarianism is usually synonymous with lacto vegetarianism . Most restaurants in India clearly distinguish and market ..., vegetarianism was most common among Brahmin s at 55 , and less frequent among Muslims 3 and residents ... summary ref Europe The definition of vegetarianism throughout Europe is not uniform, creating the potential ... Vegetarianism in Schools , European Vegetarian Union EVU , 14 October 2011. Also see http www.evana.org index.php?id 67865&lang en The French Government Outlaws Vegetarianism in Schools , European Vegetarian ... institute it Eurispes Eurispes reports as the second highest rate of vegetarianism in the European ... of vegetarianism in the European Union, at 10 of the population. ref name Eurispes Netherlands Vegetarianism ... http www.euroveg.eu lang es news news.php?id 25014 Vegetarianism in Portugal a century of history ... State Franco Regime strongly discouraged vegetarianism, which it associated with the political left. It was not until 1975 that doctors were allowed to discuss the health benefits of vegetarianism ... has the second highest rate of vegetarianism in the European Union even though Switzerland is not in the EU ... looking into Attitudes towards purchasing organic foods and vegetarianism by demographic sub group ... of vegetarianism in the UK author The Vegetarian Society accessdate 2007 10 09 ref There are twice ... fish, either for health reasons, or because of differing ethical perspectives on vegetarianism, while ... more details
Environmental vegetarianism is the practice of vegetarianism or vegan ism based on the indications that animal production, particularly by Intensive farming intensive agriculture , is Natural environment environmentally sustainable development unsustainable . ref http www.nytimes.com 2008 01 27 weekinreview 27bittman.html? r 1&scp 2&sq Rethinking the Meat Guzzler&st nyt&oref slogin New York Time s Article Rethinking the Meat Guzzler ref The primary environmental concerns with animal products are pollution and the use of resources such as fossil fuel s, Water crisis water , and land. Environmental impact of meat production Main Environmental impact of meat production Image Sources of dietary energy consumtion 2001 2003 FAO .svg thumb 400px right The predictable increase in animal product proportions on the plates of people living in Developing country developing countries will bring new challenges to global agriculture . ref http faostat.fao.org Portals Faostat documents pdf sources of dietary energy consumption.pdf fao report ref Image Hog confinement barn interior.jpg thumb right Interior of a hog confinement barn or piggery Industrial monoculture is harvesting large quantities of a single ... considerations Environmental vegetarianism can be compared with economic vegetarianism . An economic vegetarian is someone who practices vegetarianism either out of necessity or because of a conscious ... that the consumption of meat is economically unsound or that vegetarianism will help improve ... Design Course that vegetarianism exacerbates soil erosion . This is because removing a plant ... See also Economic vegetarianism Entomophagy another environmental approach for obtaining food Environmentalism Ethics of vegetarianism In vitro meat Livestock s Long Shadow Stock free agriculture Sustainable ... environment.aspx Vegan Society Environment Vegetarianism DEFAULTSORT Environmental Vegetarianism Category Vegetarianism Category Environmentalism Category Sustainable food system Category Environmental ... more details
Jainism Jain vegetarianism is the diet of the Jains, the followers of Jainism . It is the most strict form of religiously motivated diet regulation in the Indian subcontinent. The diet not only excludes meat, fish and eggs, but also does not include potatoes, onions, garlic, carrots and other roots and tubers. Jain objections to the eating of meat and fish are based on the principle of nonviolence Ahimsa in Jainism ahimsa , literally non injuring . Every act by which a person directly or indirectly supports killing or injury is seen as violence himsa , which creates harmful karma . The aim of ahimsa is to prevent the accumulation of such karma. ref Laidlaw, James Riches and Renunciation. Religion, economy, and society among the Jains , Oxford 1995, p. 26 30, 191 195. ref The extent to which this intention is put into effect varies greatly among Hindus, Buddhists and Jains. Jains consider nonviolence to be the most essential religious duty for everyone ahins paramo dharma , a statement often inscribed on Jain temples . ref Dundas, Paul The Jains , second edition, London 2002, p. 160 Wiley, Kristi L. Ahimsa and Compassion in Jainism , in Studies in Jaina History and Culture , ed. Peter Fl gel, London 2006, p. 438 Laidlaw p. 153 154. ref It is an indispensable condition for liberation from the cycle of reincarnation , ref Hemacandra , Yogashastra 2.31. ref which is the ultimate goal of all Jain activities. Jains share this goal with Hindus and Buddhists, but their approach is particularly ... have an expiry of 3 days during rain, 5 days in summer and 7 days in winter. Vegetarianism Traditionally ... ref Practice For Jains, lacto vegetarianism generally known simply as vegetarianism in India ... was compatible with vegetarianism. ref Shilanka in his commentary on the Acaranga Sutra completed ... scholars. ref Alsdorf p. 564, 568 569. ref References Reflist 2 Jainism Topics Vegetarianism Category Vegetarianism and religion Category Jain behaviour and experience Vegetarianism es Vegetarianismo ... more details
An ovo lacto vegetarian or lacto ovo vegetarian is a vegetarianism vegetarian who does not eat animal flesh of any kind, but is willing to consume dairy products dairy and Egg food egg products . In contrast, a vegetarian who consumes no animal product s at all is called a veganism vegan . Etymology The terminology stems from the Latin language Latin Wiktionary lac Latin lac meaning milk as in lactation , Wiktionary ovum Latin ovum meaning egg , and the english language English term vegetarian see Vegetarianism Etymology Etymology of vegetarianism for the etymology of vegetarian , so as giving the definition of a vegetarian diet containing milk and eggs. Diet In the Western world lacto ovo vegetarians are the most common type of vegetarian. Generally speaking, when one uses the term vegetarian a lacto ovo vegetarian is assumed. Lacto ovo vegetarians are often well catered to in restaurants and shops, especially in some parts of Europe and metropolitan cities in North America . In the airline industry, a lacto ovo vegetarian meal is known by the acronym VLML for Vegetarian, Lacto ovo MeaL . Lacto ovo vegetarianism is often motivated by ethics, as eggs and dairy products do not directly require the slaughter of animals. However, since eggs and milk are only produced by female chickens and cows, commercial food producers will often engage in the practice of sexing , whereby males are either chick culling slaughtered immediately typical for chickens or raised for meat more common ... are either raised as ovo lacto vegetarians or Lacto vegetarianism lacto vegetarians . The Cattle ... Church was a Christian vegetarianism Christian vegetarian sect founded by William Cowherd in 1809 ... See also Lacto vegetarianism Ovo vegetarian Sentient foods Vegetarianism Veganism Vegetarianism Category Vegetarianism Category Article Feedback 5 ca Ovolactovegetarianisme cs Laktoovovegetari nstv ... pt Vegetarianismo Ovolactovegetarianismo ro Lacto ovo vegetarianism sk Laktoovovegetari nstvo ... more details
multiple issues refimprove February 2010 orphan August 2010 Vegetarianism as an ideal and a movement flourished during the Romantic Era . Many of the late Romantics argued in favor of a more natural diet which excluded Meat animal flesh for a plethora of reasons including the state of human and animal health, Vegetarianism and religion religious beliefs , economy and class division, and animal rights . The modern vegetarian and vegan movements borrow some of the same principles from the late Romantics to promote the adoption of diets free from animal product s. Health In 1699 Edward Tyson documented the overwhelming similarities between humans and animals, particularly between apes and monkeys, but it was during the Romantic Era that advances in anthropology and physiognomy began to shape societal views on where humans fit into the world. ref name autogenerated67 Ritvo, Harriet. Border Trouble Shifting the Line between People and Other Animals. Social Research. Vol. 62. pp. 67 86. 1995. ref Knowledge about the similarities between human and animal anatomy gave rise to the belief that because non human animal bodies are alike human bodies in regards to physical senses and emotional responses ... Vegetarianism. Romanticism. The University of California, Davis. Vol. 12. pp. 52 61. April 2006. ref ... and other destructive habits of life . ref name autogenerated113 Ruston, Sharon. Vegetarianism .... ref name autogenerated113 Environment Those committed to vegetarianism were also concerned with the health ... food and man s harvesting of that food. Religion Prior to the Romantic Era, vegetarianism had been ... As noted by Ruston, The evidence used in the debates surrounding vegetarianism and vitality in the Romantic ..., man is the most universal destroyer . ref name autogenerated52 Vegetarianism was a way for people ... As concluded by Morton, Vegetarianism was many things during the Romantic Period a cutting edge ... discourse. References reflist Category Vegetarianism Category Romanticism ... more details
. 155 157 ref which connected the future of Germany with vegetarianism. ref name Arluke144150 Arluke ... Talk table talks , Hitler spoke about vegetarianism on April 25, 1942 at midday, about Roman soldiers ... 2007 DASHBot deadurl no ref The German psychoanalyst Erich Fromm believed that Hitler s vegetarianism ... year 1992 pages 450 isbn 0 8050 1604 X ref Questioning Hitler s vegetarianism Rquote right Hitler ... issue to discredit vegetarianism in general. Deborah Rudacille ref name Rudacille89 Rudacille ... 2004 ref In 1991, upon the death of Isaac Bashevis Singer , criticism over the omission of Singer s vegetarianism in his obituary led to a debate regarding Hitler s alleged vegetarianism in the letters ... s state policies supported vegetarianism. It is claimed by British Vegetarian society that Hitler ... and there is no evidence of hostility toward vegetarianism in particular, which Hitler personally ... January 30, 2005 Adolf Hitler Category Adolf Hitler Vegetarianism Category Vegetarianism ca Vegetarianisme ... more details
Infobox Book name The Bloodless Revolution A Cultural History of Vegetarianism From 1600 to Modern Times title orig The Bloodless Revolution Radical Vegetarians and the discovery of India image image caption author Tristram Stuart cover artist Chin Yee Lai country USA language English subjects Vegetarianism Europe History. Vegetarianism Religious aspects Hinduism History. Europeans India History 17th century. Europeans India History 18th century. Vegetarianism United States of America History. genre 1st publisher HarperCollins pub date 2006 2nd publisher W. W. Norton & Company media type Paperback and Hardcover pages Hardcover xxvi, 628 p. 24 p. of plates ill. some col. 25 cm. Paperback 688 isbn ISBN 0393052206 ISBN 978 0393052206 Hardcover , ISBN 0393330648 ISBN 978 0393330649 Paperback dewey 613.2 6209 22 congress TX392 .S86 2007 preceded by followed by The Bloodless Revolution A Cultural History of Vegetarianism From 1600 to Modern Times is a history of the vegetarian movement in Western Eastern society system by Tristram Stuart . From the book s Introduction ... In the era preceding the Industrial Revolution the question of meat eating was one of the fiercest battle fronts in the struggle to define humanity s proper relationship with nature. The vital question should humans be eating animals? was a serious challenge to Western society s belief that the world and everything in it had been made exclusively for mankind. Vegetarians called for a wholesale reappraisal of the human ... of vegetarianism reveals how ancient ethics of abstinence, early medical science and Indian philosophy ... converted Benjamin Franklin to vegetarianism. From the New York Times Sunday Book Review Stuart s argument really does alter perceptions. Though the word vegetarianism was coined only in the 1840s, Stuart ... cited as a spiritual and dietary model as the debate over vegetarianism entered the West s philosophical ... such a law of religious motion, one crucial element would have been vegetarianism. Stuart writes ... more details
Veggies may refer to Vegetable s Vegetarianism Veggies of Nottingham , a vegetarian worker cooperative in England. VeggieTales , American children s animated films. See also Veggie disambiguation dab ... more details
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Veganism is the practice of abstaining from the use of animal product s. One of the first recorded individuals following a vegan diet was Dr. William Lambe in 1806. Later individuals included John Frank Newton, a patient of Dr. Lambe, in 1811 and Percy Bysshe Shelley in 1813. ref name Davis cite web url http www.ivu.org history Vegan History.pdf title A History of Veganism from 1806 author John Davis publisher International Vegetarian Union ref In 1838, James Pierrepont Greaves opened Alcott House in Ham, London as a boarding school with pupils required to follow a vegetarianism vegetarian diet, understood as a vegan diet today. They used vegetarian to describe a 100 plant based diet a vegetarian was simply someone who lived on vegetation. ref name Davis Supporters of Alcott House were a key group in the formation of the first Vegetarian Society in 1847. ref name Davis In 1843, Amos Bronson Alcott and Charles Lane transcendentalist Charles Lane established the short lived vegan community Fruitlands transcendental center Fruitlands in Harvard, Massachusetts . ref cite web url http www.alcott.net alcott home fruitlands.html title Fruitlands ref In 1944, Donald Watson coined the word vegan and founded the Vegan Society . ref name Davis See also History of vegetarianism References reflist hist stub Vegetarianism Category History of food and drink Veganism Category Veganism Category Diets ... more details
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Unsourced date April 2012 Komar is a Indian caste system caste in north east India that originated from the Domar caste Domars in 1913. Practices Domar s members live by the Juu Akir , which teaches the worship of a deity in the form of a flame. citationneeded date April 2012 They are also believed to trace their origin to Rosh Singh , who preached Vegetarianism . citationneeded date April 2012 References reflist External links Categories category Indian castes ... more details
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