Vegans In The Renaissance | The History Of Veganism Part Three

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The Renaissance was a time of innovation and revolution within the fields of art, architecture, politics, science, astronomy, literature, and…veganism? Learn about the animal rights rhetoric of Leonardo da Vinci and the contributions of none other than Francis Bacon, meet The Trolls of The Renaissance, and more! For complete citations and further reading, see the blog post for this video: http://www.BiteSizeVegan.com/RenaissanceVeganism The time it took to produce this video was around 103 hours. If you’d like to help support Bite Size Vegan so I can continue to burn the midnight (animal-free) oil, check out the support links down below! ★★HELP TRANSLATE THIS VIDEO (see links at bottom)★★ Share With Tweets: It’s ON Like the RenaissANce: http://ctt.ec/c1f25 Da Vinci & “Plants, Tho”: http://ctt.ec/YmRDf Da Vinci The Original ALF?: http://ctt.ec/CjS6y Plant-Pushing Doctors: http://ctt.ec/dl0Ut Bacon in the Renaissance: http://ctt.ec/cWGH5 Were Native Americans Vegetarian?: http://ctt.ec/27bSh The Priest Who Said “Turd”: http://ctt.ec/a7lEc The Animal-Lover Side of Shakespeare: http://ctt.ec/1dhlx Fragile Yet Arrogant Man: http://ctt.ec/z6clK How Full Of Death Is Momentary Man: http://ctt.ec/37xbL 17th Century Vegan Food Porn: http://ctt.ec/5S9cb The Trolls of the Renaissance: http://ctt.ec/2pT32 Refrain From Violent Foods: http://ctt.ec/R6eDy Featured Videos/Further Info: The History of Veganism Playlist: http://bit.ly/TheHistoryOfVeganism The History of Veganism Part One: http://bit.ly/HistoryPartOne The History of Veganism Part Two: http://bit.ly/HistoryPartTwo All About Animal Testing: http://bit.ly/AnimalTestingSeries The Truth About Thanksgiving: http://bit.ly/1xlXiax What About Plants, Tho?: http://bit.ly/plantsfeel More About Horses: http://bit.ly/HorseRidingEthics More About Bugs: http://bit.ly/11tA312 What’s the Problem With Honey?: http://bit.ly/SayNoToHoney Honey Video for Kids [and adults!]: http://bit.ly/1K7KZzv What's the Problem With Milk?: http://bit.ly/1Lt6KQn What’s Wrong With Wool? ?: http://bit.ly/1yr0ZZ7 What About Fish?: http://bit.ly/1GUXCSM What About Eggs?: http://bit.ly/1DMh6sa Why We Don’t Eat Meat [for Kids]: http://bit.ly/1VMqXUI Vegan vs. Vegetarian: http://bit.ly/1xrrCg6 The Morality of Meat: http://bit.ly/1EpFqQs Are We Carnivores?: http://bit.ly/1y2UVWk Awesomeness: ★Subscribe: http://bit.ly/BiteSizeSubscribe ★FREE eBook: http://bit.ly/Ebook4Free ★Support BSV & Get Rewards!- Join the Nugget Army On Patreon: http://bit.ly/TheNuggetArmy ★ Support BSV- Give One-Time Donation: http://www.bitesizevegan.com/one-time-donations ★Work With Me!: http://bit.ly/1vPNWQg ★Visit: http://www.bitesizevegan.com ★Vegan Message T-Shirts!: https://www.districtlines.com/Bite-Size-Vegan ★Other Vegan Goodies: http://www.bitesizevegan.com/store Follow Me: ★Instagram: http://instagram.com/bitesizevegan/ ★Twitter: https://twitter.com/BiteSizeVegan ★Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BiteSizeVegan ★Tumblr: http://bitesizevegan.tumblr.com ★Google Plus: http://bit.ly/16BQDP7 ★The Vegan Nugget Playlist!: http://goo.gl/x6RzBX ★Blog Post for This Video: http://www.BiteSizeVegan.com/RenaissanceVeganism VIDEO CONTENTS: Click on a time stamp to jump to that marker- Is Starts...: 00:01 Introduction & Important Caveats: 00:49 The Epic Title: 03:50 Renaissance Overview: 04:01 Leonardo da Vinci: 05:41 da Vinci answers "Plants, Tho..": 08:06 The Renaissance Ascetics: 09:13 Dr. Thomas Moffet: 09:50 Dr. George Cheyne: 11:16 Sir Francis Bacon (YouTube commenters rejoice!): 12:05 Thomas Bushell: 12:45 Native Americans: 13:32 Anti-Hunting Literature: 15:21 Desiderius Erasmus (priest who says "turd"): 15:27 Poet George Granville: 16:09 René Descartes & Vivisection: 16:35 William Harvey & Galen: 17:09 Flemish Anatomist Vesalius: 17:28 Shakespeare: 17:45 Vegan Themes in Renaissance Thought: 18:14 Same Old Arguments (lions, plants): 18:32 Michel Eyquem de Montaigne: 19:00 Francis Quarles: 20:25 Pierre Gassendi: 20:46 John Evelyn's vegan food porn: 21:45 Margaret Cavendish (FINALLY! A WOMAN!): 22:59 Obligatory Sausage Fest Comment: 23:20 Jacques-Bénigne Bossuet: 24:35 John Ray: 25:50 Dr. Philippe Hecquet: 26:35 The Trolls of the Renaissance: 27:37 Thomas Tryon: 27:57 Wrap up [Finally!]: 28:37 Nugget Production Time & Library Creepage: 28:42 Question for You!: 29:10 Out-takes: 29:43 ★★HELP TRANSLATE THIS VIDEO TO SPREAD THE VEGAN MESSAGE★★ This video's captioning link: http://www.youtube.com/timedtext_video?v=O7QpIUGs6Gk FOR INSTRUCTIONS & MORE PLEASE VISIT THIS DOCUMENT: http://bit.ly/BiteSizeVeganTranslationProject TO SUBMIT TRANSLATED TITLES AND DESCRIPTIONS & TRACK CAPTIONING SO WE CAN REACH A GLOBAL AUDIENCE! THE DOCUMENT ALSO HELPS US STAY ORGANIZED IN THIS EFFORT. Music by Jon Sayles of Early Music: http://www.jsayles.com/familypages/earlymusic.htm

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This is so fantastically full of magnificent quotes!!!

just a side note, life expectancy stats were not very reliable (according to most of my history professors anyway) because they include people who died and infancy and childhood, and even childbirth. typically if you made it to 20-25 you'd probably live a pretty long life, maybe 60-70. still, 80 is impressive.

This series is so well done. What an excellent resource!

Thank you gorgeous

Thank you so much for this! <3 <3 <3

It took me three days to finally finish watching this third installment in your series. After numerous annoying interruptions I got through the entirety. Once again you've created an exhaustive and exacting mini-documentary, the quality of which is more than just noteworthy, it is outstanding. If I were wealthy, which I'm not, I'd fund your efforts well into the future. However, I can offer a suggestion which may help you fund your future work. If you've not already done so perhaps you could look into setting up a non-profit charitable educational corporation. This would allow you to accept tax deductible donations. Your work is so good it needs to find a stable reliable platform. Vegan education is critically important, today more than ever. The broad sweep of connections between our vegan lifestyles and the many social, environmental and even economic issues is vast and has an international scope. You have clearly demonstrated consistently that you have the talent and drive to make these issues visible in a manner which is non-threatening. This ability is, of and by itself uniquely suited to make those very necessary connections clear enough for everyone to see and understand. If then such understanding stimulates empathy, and then action, much can be accomplished. However, as noted before, to accomplish any of that requires more than just a good heart, dedication and tireless effort. It would require practical realistic support, and perhaps the assistance of others with a like mind.

17:25 - D:

great job, indeed! being a "grass eater" as my dear mother still calls it, for 27 years now, i've been called a freak, idiot, pussy (for mentioning compassion as main reason) and everything else imaginable (and then some), i've heard all the accusations, excuses and prognosis from "you'll get sick" to "you'll die soon" even from doctors. i find that meat eaters hate hearing the names of historic figures, which promoted vegetarianism, they usually ignore my personal experience of curing rheumatism by means of vegan diet, but they all shut up on mentioning the equipment of human body to process meat, namely the teeth, the length of intestines, specific bacteria and acids and so on... also, serving philosophy to a carnivore does not work, but olympic achievements and sports in general resonates with them quite deeply. i believe that helping others to stop eating dead animals is the highest possible (and perhaps the hardest) achievement, a person can do in our short lifetime. keep up the good work!

Are you going to continue this series?

voltaire! you forgot voltaire

+Bite Size Vegan Diggin this series, you an amazing women for doing this. Thank you.

Finally got round to this, so interesting, lots of great quotes, thanks for producing it.

You did amazingly well with these videos so far. Can't wait to see more

I had to do a presentation on Vivisection and dissection in Ancient medicine last week and it was such a struggle to learn about Galen and all the other guys that used to cut up live animals for 'entertainment' ugh seriously a tough subject to learn about.

Going along with some of the philosophers with a Christian background- what if the "forbidden fruit" transcended its literal and typical metaphor (which is sin), and instead symbolized another sentient being? As Eve and Adam stole this fruit (or animal rather) it symbolized man's inclination for wrongdoing... and in turn relates all violence to sin. Also, they never attempt to kill the metaphorical devil, which is a literal sentient being in the text... this strikes me as odd considering how if humans were naturally violent, they would seek revenge. I realize that this is REALLY far fetched for a multitude of reasons, including that many people- including myself- don't particularly believe in the stories of the Christian bible (or the Hebrew torah, since this was in the book of genesis). Yet from a philosophical stand point, I believe that there is much more to the story of the Forbidden Fruit than religiously translated.

I love this series! so well done.

changing my life now...

I particularly enjoy these vegan history videos. Thank you very much for all the time it takes to make these available freely. Big vegan high five!

Still loving your very thorough and analytical videos on this subject!

I must admit it was a while ago i watched your videos, you have gotten so much buffer, great series, the one about da vinci was great :)