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The Personal Causes and Consequences of Veganism: With Understanding Veganism: Biography and Identity, sociologist Nathan Stephens Griffin undertakes the task of elucidating what it means to identify as vegan. The identity of “vegan’” is contrasted sharply from the definition of “vegan.” Griffin repeatedly stresses that veganism is generally well-defined as a concept in terms of reducing one’s negative impact on others, but not as an identity, much like gender and sexuality. This is demonstrated by investigating different aspects of veganism (gender, sexuality, politics, ethics, advocacy, etc.) that arose from individual testimonies gathered through Griffin’s personal research.

Book Review. Griffin, Nathan Stephens. 2017. Understanding Veganism: Biography and Identity. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan