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The New Vegetarians: Promoting Health and Protecting Life
Explains why more and more people are becoming vegetarians, looks at the history of the movement, and describes a nutritionally balanced vegetarian diet
299 pages, Paperback
First published June 1, 1989
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January 26, 2009
The book presents accounts of various people aged 11 to 90 with a median age of 35 and their experiences while being vegetarians. It also presents reasons for choosing to live a vegetarian lifestyle as well as certain health, psychological, moral and sexual benefits that come with being a vegetarian. It also presents arguments which oppose the ideals of non-vegetarians towards vegetarians.
This is a really helpful book. It's one of my main source materials for my current research. It's very informative.
This is a really helpful book. It's one of my main source materials for my current research. It's very informative.
December 6, 2014
Paul R. Amato, PhD - where is he today?
Sonia A. Partridge, PhD, is now counseling women (focusing on women's psychological issues).
Anne Dagg discusses the book in this online publication (her Chapter 15 called 'Becoming Vegetarians'):
http://www.annedagg.net/docs/jolt/big...
One needs to read the book to tell whether or not Anne Dagg gets the book right.
Sonia A. Partridge, PhD, is now counseling women (focusing on women's psychological issues).
Anne Dagg discusses the book in this online publication (her Chapter 15 called 'Becoming Vegetarians'):
http://www.annedagg.net/docs/jolt/big...
One needs to read the book to tell whether or not Anne Dagg gets the book right.
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