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The 23 pages that link to Vegetarianism, each with the reason it gives.

• Animal ethicsRelated: Ethical objections to killing animals have motivated vegetarian choices and public arguments.

• AhimsaRelated: Avoiding animal products is one practical expression of minimizing harm to living beings.

• MeatCompared with: It offers a direct dietary alternative to consuming meat.

• GelatinRelated: Gelatin from animal connective tissue is generally excluded from vegetarian diets.

• KashrutCompared with: Avoiding meat does not by itself satisfy all rules of kashrut.

• Plant-based dietCompared with: Vegetarian diets set a specific exclusion; plant-based diets emphasize plant foods without requiring that rule.

• Food tabooCompared with: Vegetarianism can be a chosen diet or religious practice, not necessarily a taboo.

• VeganismNarrower topic: Veganism developed in distinction from vegetarian diets that retain other animal products.

• Jain philosophyRelated: Avoiding harm to living beings informs Jain dietary restrictions.

• John Harvey KelloggRelated: Kellogg made vegetarian eating central to his dietary reform program.

• SlaughterhouseCompared with: Choosing not to eat meat reduces participation in the demand served by slaughterhouses.

• Tolstoyan movementRelated: Tolstoy connected abstaining from animal slaughter with the discipline of nonviolence.

• BorschtRelated: Beans, mushrooms, or vegetables can make borscht filling without meat.

• CarnismCompared with: Vegetarian movements and arguments provided a context for naming the norms that support meat eating.

• PescetarianismNarrower topic: Pescetarianism is commonly treated as a form of vegetarian eating, though it includes seafood.

• Lacto-ovo vegetarianismNarrower topic: Lacto-ovo vegetarianism is one form of vegetarian eating.

• Dick GregoryRelated: Gregory adopted a vegetarian diet and promoted health practices as part of his public life.

• EatingCompared with: It shows how ethical, religious, or personal commitments shape eating.

• Meat alternativeRelated: Meat alternatives can help provide familiar meal formats within vegetarian diets.

• Sylvester GrahamNarrower topic: Graham’s dietary program was an influential American argument for meatless eating.

• Brahma KumarisRelated: Brahma Kumaris commonly promotes a vegetarian diet as part of a disciplined lifestyle.

• Cat meatCompared with: Vegetarian ethics reject cat meat as part of a broader refusal to eat animals.

• Vegetarianism and religionNarrower topic: It is the dietary practice whose religious forms and justifications this topic examines.