To Be or Not to Be a Vegetarian

Laura Stivers

To Be or Not to Be a Vegetarian

Laura Stivers

Pfeiffer University

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Abstract

Teaching Goals:

To explore personal integrity in environmental ethics.To understand the connection between environmental destruction and meat eating.To explore attitudes towards nature and nonhuman animals and the interconnections with attitudes towards various human animals.To explore the differences between individual and holistic ecocentrism.To explore how theology informs the question of whether to be vegetarian.

Original language	American English
Journal	Journal for Case Teaching
Volume	13
State	Published - 2002
Externally published	Yes

Keywords

Case Study
Vegetarianism
Environment and Sustainability

Disciplines

Ethics in Religion

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To Be or Not to Be a Vegetarian

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