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Porphyry's On Abstinence from Killing Animals is one of the most interesting books from Greek antiquity for both philosophers and historians. In it, Porphyry relates the arguments for eating or sacrificing animals and then goes on to argue that an understanding of humans and gods shows such sacrifice to be inappropriate, that an understanding of animals shows it to be unjust, and that a knowledge of non-Greeks shows it to be unnecessary. There are no Neoplatonist commentaries on Aristotle's Ethics from the period AD 250-600. Thus, although this work is not a commentary on Aristotle, it fills a gap in this series by going to the heart of ethical debates among Neoplatonists around AD 300, and revealing one ascetic Neoplatonist's view of the ideal way of life. It also records rival positions taken on the treatment of animals by Greek philosophers over the previous six hundred years.

Animal welfare --- Neoplatonism --- Vegetarianism

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Vegetarianism --- Meatless meals --- Vegetarian diet --- Diet --- Vegetarianism. --- Végétarisme --- Vegetarisme.

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Vegetarianism. --- Vegetarianism --- Meatless meals --- Vegetarian diet --- Diet --- Moral and ethical aspects. --- Moral and ethical aspects --- Vegetarianism - Moral and ethical aspects

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Spiritual life. --- Vegetarianism --- Religious aspects. --- Spiritual life --- Religious aspects --- Vegetarianism - Religious aspects

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Le point de départ de la recherche est une étude morale-philosophique des motivations derrière le mode de vie végétarien. Ce dernier peut être considéré comme une forme de régulation du comportement, un acte éthique, qui découle d'une vision de l'être à partir de laquelle on veut expliquer le monde et la réalité. Le végétarisme devient alors une pratique qui peut être comprise à partir du besoin de sens et d'orientation de vie. L'évaluation philosophique de cette étude inclut les motivations végétariennes contemporaines les plus importantes. Cette étude ne comprend pas la vision végétarienne de la vie, comme toute autre idée, comme une donnée statique, mais comme une interaction dynamique qui évolue continuellement avec le monde qui l'entoure.

Vegetarianism --- Ethics --- Philosophy --- Moral and ethical aspects --- Social ethics. --- History. --- Moral and ethical aspects. --- Philosophy. --- Vegetarianism - Philosophy --- Vegetarianism - Moral and ethical aspects