1) a. The webinar was inspiring, fascinating,
persuading, and informing . Foer was informing his audience about his opinion
about eating animals. Through this way, he persuades and inspires the audience
to eat more vegetables and be on a healthy diet, but not to the point that he
turns us into vegetarians.
b. Presenter: Jonathan Safran Foer.
c. Title of the video: Jonathan Safran Foer Webinar.
d. Date accessed: October 28, 2014
e. The webinar that we watched today was about Foer's thoughts
about his book "Eating Animals." As a class, we watched Foer
described his opinions about eating animals, and how it is considered as animal
cruelty. He also gave some students from other different classes a chance to
ask him questions about his books.
f. (I) "Why is it okay to eat other animals, but dogs?" I
found this quote very realistic because most Americans consume a lot of meat.
Personally, I think that eating dogs shouldn't be allowed because it's "a
man's best friend." At the same time, I also think that it should be
allowed because we eat other animals such as cows, pigs, and lambs. Everyone's
opinion is different. The usual meats that we eat were raised in a farm for us
to eat, while dogs are basically raised to be everyone’s best friend.
(II) When Foer
tells his audience that meat is not a necessity, but its a choice. Most people
eat meats because they grew up eating meat. It’s the same as being a
vegetarian. If you grew up eating vegetables, you are used to eating
vegetables. In short, eating meat depends on how you see meat. Others can view
eating meat as animal cruelty, and it can also be viewed as a normal food that
you see on your table everyday.
(III) When
he explained us that he's not trying to turn us into vegetarians/vegans. Foer is
just trying to point out what the effects are when you eat meats and don't
control your diet. He also explained that he made the book "Eating
Animals" to open everyone's eyes when it comes to eating our food, and he
wants us to be conscious about it.
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