Fostering Feminist Politics of Veganism: On ‘the Political’ in Donna Haraway’s Approach to Food, Eating and Animals

This paper explores Donna Haraway’s approach to ‘the political’ in her book When Species Meet. The proposes an alternative previous readings of work on food, eating and animals, which have interpreted argument as a stance against veganism or depoliticised animal exploitation. Drawing Margret Grebowicz Helen Merrick’s analysis relation political theory Chantal Mouffe’s agonistic the political, this instead argues that contribution is neither particularly set nor it depoliticised. can rather be made sense fosters space for disagreement ongoing reflection constitutive outsides agreements food issues.