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- article751398.ece quote "Adams's new book, The Pornography of Meat, collects some of the material in support of her ideas that she has been sent by admirers of her work. [...] When it was picked up by right-wing media pundits in the United States as the epitome of political correctness gone mad, Adams was mocked as the woman who believes that cows have the same rights as women. In the United Kingdom, Auberon Waugh suggested in the Sunday Telegraph that "Carol J. Adams" did not exist, and that The Sexual Politics of Meat was a deliberately provocative piece of satirical sophism written by a male academic.".