An excellent book for anyone interested in food politics and veganism/vegetarianism. Pollan has some interesting (and controversial I'm sure) ideas about domesticated animals and writes about one particular family farm that raises animals in a most humane way. I admit that it's a little sappy in the end, but I ate it up willingly!
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The Omnivore's Dilemma: A Natural History of Four Meals by Michael Pollan
zirkme, August 23, 2006
An excellent book for anyone interested in food politics and veganism/vegetarianism. Pollan has some interesting (and controversial I'm sure) ideas about domesticated animals and writes about one particular family farm that raises animals in a most humane way. I admit that it's a little sappy in the end, but I ate it up willingly!(47 of 83 readers found this comment helpful)