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edible/inedible exotic/familiar
culinary tourism
separation(heritage, time, ethos, religion)
Negotiation: context of food
identification of food
explication(description/explanation) |
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ethnogenesis(of the pasty)
turnover w pie like crust
National dish of cornwall adopted by non cornish(also Finnish)
variations
now symbolic of UP(michigan)
Gov played role in regionalizing pasty
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Krishnas
Food=Divine, holy experience
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Jewish Chinese food
safety,community, history,culture, and events
cut up meat(to make kosherlooking) |
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Pork or Women
Islam gender against women
so strict
impure/perfect food
pig is bad |
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Food you eat related to social position or acts as a social positioner
habitus, field, capital
"externalising the internal, internalising the external" |
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Communication of more than just our bodies
breaking of bread symbolizes security, love, hunger |
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Neophilia(too much to choose from), Neophobia (too scared of whats new)
Omnivores Paradox^
solution: prescribed methods, cuisines, and prep
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Food is communication
it signifies
communication by way of food (preparation, way its cooked etc)
Three themes of food significance:
Historical
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Believes that there is no American cuisine because it is the same across the nation |
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Believes that there is American food because it is just multi racial/ethnic cuisine
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Cookbooks; Who eats with who?
Food is based on classes |
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Mexico looked up to US so tried to be like it
Took on capitalism
Gastronomic Cosmopolitan(America)
Culinary Morality
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Pork not eaten because of history saying it was unhealthy medical wise
Chew cud bc better for farming
pigs=more expensive
preexisting food prejudices |
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Can't eat the odd one out
Cant eat what chews the cud
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Cookbooks
Cultures eating other cultures food
(culinary colonization)
Exploit other countries
take food as our own without citing it (cookbooks) |
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"sans giving" adaptation to america
Capitalism
cultural differences
not knowing how to cook |
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Woman vs male work in the kitchen
who cooks for who? why?
influences?
housework loads/creates a lot of arguments |
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thought the people in the firemen place turn being in the kitchen into a male thing
also you get to experience it but it is their bonding experience |
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Juice cleanse has people in craze
but really dont know whats happening/cant control shit/act like a super hero like you "feel" |
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Sweet, sour, round, perfect bun, temperature
"perfect burger"
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making fun of the big burger expensive topped off thing with their 666$ Douche burger
Ridiculing the all out burger |
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Swedish immigrant mothers accounts of history through comments in her cookbook
adaptation to mix of societies |
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memory; food symbolized a better time for those in the holocaust
provided w hope in cookbook |
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Nostalgia of aunts house after dipping madeleine in tea
crumbly
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Food is
Fundamental, Fun,
Frightening,and
Far-Reaching
Disgust categories/elements
what makes people Yum and Yuck food |
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Unmentionable foods
recipes
food prejudices
"germs"
dont buy whole animal alive anymore
well-liked animals dont eat |
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Shortridge and Shortridge |
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Lobster in Maine is from New england
cheap food
wealthy adapt food |
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Clambake food festival in Allens Woods
Symbolize of who people are (all farmers, quakers etc)
but also of how they became this way through war etc
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Doughnut symbolize canada
Tim Horton takeover
Canadians dont even dislike Tim Hortons |
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Koreans go sit in mcdonalds ( a symbol of america) and this ties them to their own culture
try to kick them out |
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Fitchen illustrates in specific and personal terms the endemic problems unsatisfactory employment, low and insecure income, social marginality, inadequate education, neglected health problems, substandard housing, and low self-esteem that plague rural depressed areas. She describes the ways people perceive their problems and goals |
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We overeat based on societal influences on our gender roles
to be in the kitchen etc |
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Julier investigates how obesity truly affects the economy. She utilizes work by sociologist Herbert Gans to further her piece. Gans identifies thirteen economic, political, and cultural "functions" of poverty in the U.S. Julier takes this list and replaces the word poverty with obesity. |
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disorders such as anorexia nervosa and bulimia cannot simply be defined from medical and psychological standpoints but must be viewed from within a cultural context, as “complex crystallizations of culture” |
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Punk's theory as a triangle
Cooked= consumerism, poverty
Raw= local support
Rotten= Society's destruction of food/excess consumerism
Commercial dumpster users justified in protecting their trashcans? |
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Coke as consumerism in america;symbol of america
during war soldiers thought coca cola represented their identities |
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American franchise introduction into china
made chinese create their own fast food franchises but overpowered by the introduction of ours
-american were more popular because of culture |
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thailand markets popular for buying food
but started eating out
for lunch and breakfast
didnt affect family life/markets bc still eat in at night |
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Lardo in italy
Slow food stops its production
politics
no privacy of food anymore; all publicized |
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Food in the south represents African Americans
what was available |
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people dont understand stereotypes
chicken during slavery AA's steal chickens |
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Women, preserving culture & Gullah women |
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magazines tell men that they must acquire food and nutrition only to fuel and control their bodies for strength and/or sex, yet the preparation of food is feminine and “cooking food seems to constitute a threat to the reader’s masculinity, they do not get involved with the chores related to food” |
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Lesbi&gays cater more to their loved ones
in carringtons studies; stronger family bonds through dinner |
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