Doing Veganism and Masculinity in Everyday Interactions: Men’s Strategies and Dilemmas in Communicating Veganism

Aavik, Kadri

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-19507-5_5

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“…Furthermore, in the United States of America, television productions portray vegans as weirdos, rebels, or odd, particularly in relation to men. All deviations from the norm are potential causes of stigma, and virtual communities can be a source of social support and socialization when the physical social milieu does not provide like-minded individuals (Aavik, 2023). meat and meat products, vegan goods are expensive, and a vegan diet lacks vital nutrients.…”

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Voguish Veganism: Vivid Vista for Vibrant Wellness

Rahul Neelakantan,

Dr. J. Eugene

2023

epra

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Donald Watson created the term vegan in Leicester, England, in the year 1944 along with numerous other members of the Vegetarian Society who were attempting to build a society of vegetarians who did not consume lactose or dairy products. After the suggestion was rejected, Watson and others founded The Vegan Society, which championed a completely plant-based diet free of meat, seafood, eggs, milk, and other dairy products (cheese, cream), and honey. Vegans refrain from wearing animal-derived products such as fur, sheep's wool, bone, coral, as well as pearls. According to the survey conducted to find out how many people would adopt this lifestyle out of 120 participants only 11.7% i.e. 14 people voted affirmatively. These interesting derivations form the basis for this study. Rich theoretical inputs from various sources makes it a compelling read. KEYWORDS: Animal Origin, Lifestyle, Plant-based diet, Vegan, Veganism

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confidence: 99%