Titlebook: A Place-Based Perspective of Food in Society; Kevin M. Fitzpatrick,Don Willis Book 2015 Kevin M. Fitzpatrick and Don Willis 2015 Food and

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Related Studies on Formulaic Sequences,nts were good to eat, why game was sometimes plentiful, and how to safely access honey were just a few of the endless questions concerning food that knowledge provided answers for. Then, as now, such knowledge was grounded in place—situated in the locations where food was found and eaten.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-4977-9rn” Southern food. The question then becomes: for whom is this food authentic and modern? Authenticity in food is often accompanied by some degree of cultural appropriation. As such, what is authentic reflects changing social boundaries (Johnston & Baumann, 2010). Southern food, like the South in ge

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Corresponding Relationship and Rules,ections between food, place, and identity. It argues that specific Brooklyn neighborhoods have become contested spaces where different groups compete for status through their food practices. The first part of the chapter teases out the similarities and differences between hipsters and food people as

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Odes to Joy in Sonnets and Psalms consumers the illusion of freedom from the caprices of nature and seasonality and allows fewer people to be engaged in the business of food production. Ostensibly, it allows more people to eat, based on the labor of a few, but the global food economy is not without its drawbacks. In recent years, i

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The Mind and Behavioral Neuroscience,ate agriculture. In a coherent critique of industrial farming, US alternative movement practitioners often foreground the loss of locality and an ethic of place that is attendant with the Green Revolution, and the globalization of intensive, mechanized agriculture. Emphasizing the environmental cost

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John Valk,Halis Albayrak,Mualla Selçukcle “Our Coming Food Crisis” (G. Nabhan, July 21, 2013), place matters when climate changes, and farmers are forced to adapt their production strategies to accommodate dramatic shifts in temperature and rainfall.