Diving deep into the heart of the burgeoning vegan movement this book delves into the
intricate rhetoric surrounding veganism illuminating its profound impact on both individuals
and society at large. Through meticulous analysis and thoughtful exploration it unveils the
multifaceted narrative of veganism across three distinct research stages.The journey begins
with a critical examination of Glenn Scott Lacey's groundbreaking documentary 'Vegan: Everyday
Stories' (2016) unraveling the evaluative belief system embedded within vegan storytelling.
Drawing upon narrative and ideological criticism the book unveils the rich tapestry of values
and convictions that underpin the vegan narrative.Next it delves into the realm of
quantitative data gleaned from an extensive online survey probing into attitudes towards food
and social justice engagement. Through rigorous path analysis the book uncovers the layers of
complexity inherent in veganism shedding light on the diverse motivations that drive
individuals to challenge their dietary habits.The narrative then shifts to qualitative insights
derived from intimate Skype interviews with dedicated vegans who participated in the survey.
These firsthand accounts offer a profound exploration of the pivotal role of knowledge and
education in the journey towards veganism while also highlighting the transformative power of
adopting an intersectional lens in advancing veganism as a potent force for social
justice.Ultimately this book not only offers a compelling analysis of vegan food narratives
but also advocates for the vital role of 'storied activism' in refining the vegan movement. By
fostering a deeper understanding of overlapping oppressions it paves the way for a more
inclusive and empathetic approach to activism driving meaningful change on both individual and
societal levels.
