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fpq-10838	Dean, Megan A.	Eating as a Self-Shaping Activity: The Case of Young Women’s Vegetarianism and Eating Disorders	2021	33	.pdf	application/pdf	14065	768	50	Eating disorders are associated with some of the “highest levels of medical and social disability of any psychiatric disorder” (Klump et al. 2009, 100), and can be lethal; anorexia nervosa in particular has one of the highest mortality rates of any psychiatric disorder (Klump et al. 2009, 100; Smink, van Hoeken, and Hoek 2012, 411). Some authors emphasize the importance of interrogating girls’ and young women’s motivations for vegetarianism in light of the finding that being motivated by weight loss seems to increase the likelihood of disordered eating or eating disorders: for example, “When an adolescent begins a vegetarian diet or expresses interest in making this dietary choice, a close examination of his or her general eating attitude is warranted” (Bardone-Cone et al. 2012, 1250–51), and Feminist Philosophy Quarterly, 2021, Vol. 7, Iss. 3, Article 2 Published by Scholarship@Western, 2021 6 “When guiding adolescent and young adult vegetarians in proper nutrition and meal planning, it may also be important to investigate an individual’s motives for choosing a vegetarian diet” (Robinson-O’Brien et al. 2009, 655).	cache/fpq-10838.pdf	txt/fpq-10838.txt