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Media engagement with veganism: Reasons to be cheerful?
Julie Doyle
School of Art and Media
Centre for Arts and Wellbeing
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Media Engagement
100%
Veganism
100%
Vegan
75%
Young People
12%
Ethical Issues
12%
Welcome
12%
Celebrity
12%
Popular Culture
12%
Media Culture
12%
Ordinary People
12%
Food Production
12%
Mainstream Media
12%
Hostility
12%
Ethical Response
12%
Cultural Participation
12%
Media Representation
12%
Social Demographics
12%
Health Reasons
12%
Gender Norms
12%
Non-human Entity
12%
Masculinity-femininity
12%
Welfare Issues
12%
Animal Welfare
12%
Web Search
12%
Response to Climate Change
12%
White Femininity
12%
Vegan Diet
12%
Ethical Relationships
12%
Hypermasculinity
12%
Arts and Humanities
Engagement
100%
Veganism
100%
Vegan
87%
Periodicals
12%
Masculinity
12%
Online
12%
Ethical issues
12%
Mass Culture
12%
Visible
12%
Climate Change
12%
Hostility
12%
Nonhuman
12%
Medium Representation
12%
Pledge
12%
White Femininity
12%
Animal Welfare
12%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Climate Change
100%
Food Production
100%
Animal Welfare
100%
Social Sciences
Veganism
100%
Welfare
12%
Ethical Issue
12%
Mass Culture
12%
Food Production
12%
Climate Change
12%
Human Species
12%
Budget Contributions
12%
Hostility
12%
Femininity
12%
Medicine and Dentistry
Vegan Diet
100%
Masculinity
12%
Hostility
12%
Femininity
12%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Human
100%