Farming across the divide
Splits in the food world might appear comparatively unimportant but, aside from mattering in their own right, food offers a perfect case study for how division arises, grows and might be healed.
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Splits in the food world might appear comparatively unimportant but, aside from mattering in their own right, food offers a perfect case study for how division arises, grows and might be healed.
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Philosopher Julian Baggini steps into the fray—not to offer a trendy new diet or yet another hot take on organic farming, but to ask a deeper question: What does it mean to eat well?
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Just as a dry January won’t undo 11 months of over-drinking, Veganuary will not fix our fundamental over-reliance on calories from animals. What we need is not a vegan month but a more plant-rich year.
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Peter Singer brings a meaty argument to the Christmas table. And the moral philosopher’s account of the short brutal life of factory-farmed fowl is more just than a vegan polemic
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A BBC Radio Four Food Programme Book of the Year 2024 ‘In How the World Eats, Baggini grapples with ‘everything[…]
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