Vegetarianism — Food for the Future

Silverstone, Rob

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“…Therefore, the concept covers several aspects of both macro and micro scrutinized as follow. This framework is mainly on the basis of Oshima and Hogue and Smalley and Rutten,1986;Oshima and Hogue, 2009;Hogue, 2008;Bailey, 2011;Silverstone, 1993).…”

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“…This rubric is created to focus on the work and stick to the formulated criteria of the test. A table of a descriptive result is presented and compared among the aspects of an argumentative essay; a thesis, some arguments or supporting evidence (Silverstone, 1993), a rebuttal, and a reiteration or recommendation. Thus, there is not any inferential statistics applied in this study.…”

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INVESTIGATING THE INDONESIAN EFL STUDENTSâ€™ ARGUMENT IN ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY

Turmudi

2020

PJEE

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This study investigates the written test results of the Indonesian undergraduate studentsâ€™ argumentative essay. For that reason, three research questions are made. 1). what is the level of achievement of the students in the argumentative essay quantitatively? 2). what aspects of an essay appear in respect to the argumentative essay generic structure as formulated? 3). how well did they use the rhetoric reputation and argument in their essay?. 27 handwriting' answer sheets of undergraduate English Department students enrolled at semester four of a state university in Indonesia were taken purposively. The data analysis uses a quantitative and qualitative approach. The results show that the students quantitatively achieved average score 76,74 which means good. All parts of generic structures were expressed in different quality. However; the organization of the essay is the lowest part compared to the other four parts respectively content, vocabulary, and language use seen from their segmented scores. This study is confirmed to be inline the previous study in that the majority of the students did not present the refutation section in both their English essays. This implies that teachers should be more aware of promoting this absent aspect as this refutation or rebuttal is a distinguishing marker in argumentative and discussion essays.

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INVESTIGATING THE INDONESIAN EFL STUDENTSâ€™ ARGUMENT IN ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY

Turmudi

2020

PJEE

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“…However, individuals' dietary choices often change over time (Beardsworth & Keil, 1991b). The most common reasons why individuals choose vegetarian diets are animal welfare, health, environmental degradation, and global food inequality (Draper, Wheeler, & Lewis, 1990;Neale, Tilston, Gregson, & Stagg, 1993;Richardson, Macfie, & Shepherd, 1994;Richardson, Shepherd, & Elliman, 1993;Silverstone, 1993). The inefficient use of meat-based agriculture has contributed to contemporary concerns about environmental degradation and global food inequality.…”

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Environmental Perception of Climate Change Perceived by University Students on Vegetarian Behavioral Intention

Fang

2019

JBSE

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With the rapid rise of global temperatures and the negative effects of greenhouse gases, the destruction of natural resources and unlimited development is rapidly endangering the earth. The inefficient use of meat-based agriculture has contributed to contemporary concerns about environmental degradation and global food inequality. Therefore, the research attempted to establish a theoretical model to predict and explain the effects of health risks on vegetarian behavioral intention under climate change. The research investigated the vegetarian behavioral intention of university students derived from environmental perception, environmental attitude, and health risk perception. The research involved six universities in Taiwan, with a total of about 25,000 university students. A total of 1050 replies was received from the questionnaires, were carefully revised and all items were confirmed. Structural equation modeling (SEM) and Smart PLS data analysis were used to find the applicability of the survey data and the research model. The results showed that personality traits, health risk perception, and environmental value positively influence vegetarian behavioral intention. The model facilitated the evaluation of the variables related to environmental responsibility and behavior and could serve as a reference for policy decision-makers and teaching staff in terms of sustainable education. Keywords: climate change, environmental attitude, environmental perception, healthy risk perception, vegetarian diet.

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“…As with the diet itself, the justifications given for its adoption often changes over time (Beardsworth and Keil, 1991b). In UK surveys, the reasons most commonly expressed for adopting a vegetarian diet are animal welfare, health, environmental degradation, global food inequalities, taste and value for money (Draper et al, 1990;Silverstone, 1993;Neale et al, 1993;Richardson et al, 1993;Richardson et al, 1994). As indicated by the last item on this list, eating a vegetarian diet may result from poverty or lack of resources.…”

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Adrift in the mainstream: Challenges facing the UK vegetarian movement

Smart

2004

British Food Journal

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Assesses how the mainstream availability and acceptability of vegetarian food has impacted on the organised vegetarian movement in the UK. Presents data collected during an ethnographic case study to show the dilemmas facing the leading UK vegetarian organisation during the mid-1990s. In order to understand these dilemmas distinguishes between vegetarian food and the ideology of vegetarianism, using existing evidence about variability in diets, motives and organisational politics. When reflecting on the implications of the case study suggests that mainstream acceptance is a double-edged sword that facilitates the adoption of the diet but threatens the moral foundations of the ideology.

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Vegetarianism — Food for the Future

Abstract: Presents the history and rationale behind vegetarianism. Considers the nutritional profile of vegetarian diets before analysing the consumer response to vegetarian cuisine and retail products.

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INVESTIGATING THE INDONESIAN EFL STUDENTSâ€™ ARGUMENT IN ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY

INVESTIGATING THE INDONESIAN EFL STUDENTSâ€™ ARGUMENT IN ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY

Environmental Perception of Climate Change Perceived by University Students on Vegetarian Behavioral Intention

Adrift in the mainstream: Challenges facing the UK vegetarian movement

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