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Vegan Ethics: AMORE
Vegan Ethics: AMORE explores the many reasons why people choose vegan: animals wellbeing, human health, human justice (world hunger, sexism, and homophobia, for example), religious ethics, and the health of the planet.
With clear and simple prose and an abundance of enlightening and inspiring quotes, Vegan Ethics is core reading for anyone interested in animal-studies, environmental philosophy, intersectionality, social justice, religious studies, animal activism, or ethics in general.
The author, Professor Emeritus Dr. Kemmerer, is known internationally for her extensive work in intersectional justice focusing on ethics and animals.