Foreword Preface Introduction: The Case Against Lab-Grown Meat Section 1: Ethics
1. Cellular Agriculture: The Myth of A Meat
2. Cultured Meat as Quantum Ethics: On Relativism and Universalism
3. Meat Reimagined, Anthropocentrism Reaffirmed: Ecomodernism, Moral Hazards, and Cultured Meat Section 2: Animals and Veganism
4. Interrogating Animal Welfare Claims of Cultured Meat Proponents
5. Meat without Bodies: Ontological Transformations and the Politics of Cellular Agriculture
6. Impartial Anthropocentrism? The Minimization of Vegan Perspectives in the BBC’s Coverage of “Lab-Grown Meat”
7. Bringing Home the Bacon: Meat-Eating Realism, Capitalism, and the Myth of Lab-Grown Meat Section 3: Political Economy
8. Cultured Meat and the Politics of Continuity
9. Political Economic Challenges to the Simplistic “Just and Sustainable Transition” Claims of Cultured Meat Advocates
10. The Cultured Meat Mirage: Who Really Stands to Profit?
11. Animal Capitalism by Any Other Name: Cultured Meat on the Abundance Agenda
12. The Cultured Meat "Solution:" Perpetuating the Oppressive Ideologies of Growthism, Human Supremacy, and Technological Fundamentalism Section 4: Gender and Debate
13. Men, Masculinities, and Cultured Meat: A Critical Examination
14. Considering the Third Option: A Conversational Debate on Animal Agriculture, Veganism, and the Potential of Cultured Meat Conclusion: Against Solutions Without Liberation