Becoming Vegetarian: The Eating Patterns and Accounts of Newly Practicing Vegetarians
Becoming Vegetarian: The Eating Patterns and Accounts of Newly Practicing Vegetarians
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DOI：
10.1080/07409710.2011.630620
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发表时间：
2011-01-01
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通讯作者：
Boyle, Joseph
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作者：
Boyle, Joseph
素食主义是一种充满活力和流动的生活方式，可以被描述为对每个实践的人来说都是独一无二的。素食主义传统上属于西方国家公认的饮食模式之外的福尔斯;此外，无肉的生活方式可以被归类为一种积极的越轨行为。半结构化的采访进行了自我描述的素食主义者在最初通过的生活方式的饮食模式和动机。素食主义者的动机词汇根据既定的越轨理论进行分类，称为帐户。素食主义的这个新的实践或发展阶段更有可能落在素食连续体中对饮食模式不那么严格的一面，动机倾向于单一主题。
Vegetarianism is a dynamic and fluid lifestyle that can be described as unique for each person who practices. Vegetarianism traditionally falls outside of the accepted eating patterns in Western nations; furthermore, the meat-free lifestyle can be classified as a form of positive deviance. Semistructured interviews were conducted with self-described vegetarians regarding eating patterns and motivations within the initial adoption of the lifestyle. Vegetarian vocabularies of motive were categorized according to established deviance theory referred to as accounts. This newly practicing, or developmental, stage of vegetarianism was more likely to fall on the less strict side of the vegetarian continuum for eating patterns and the motives had a propensity to be monothematic.