Tracing dramatic changes in how Americans ate during the 1800s, Food and the Novel in Nineteenth-Century America argues that novelists, along with writers of cookbooks and domestic guides, helped negotiate the meaning of these changes in ways that still shape how Americans eat today.
Tracing dramatic changes in how Americans ate during the 1800s, Food and the Novel in Nineteenth-Century America argues that novelists, along with writers of cookbooks and domestic guides, helped negotiate the meaning of these changes in ways that still shape how Americans eat today.
Produktdetails
Produktdetails
Rowman & Littlefield Studies in Food and Gastronomy
Mark McWilliams is an associate professor of English at the United States Naval Academy. The author of The Story behind the Dish: Classic American Foods, McWilliams also serves as the editor of the Oxford Symposium of Food and Cookery.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Conflicting Tastes Chapter 1 Old Food in a New Land Chapter 2 Wholesome Food for a Wholesome People Chapter 3 Revolution in the Kitchen Chapter 4 Good Women Bake Good Biscuits Chapter 5 Dining Out in the Novel Chapter 6 Eating Nostalgia Afterword: Food and the Novel in America Notes Bibliography Index About the Author
Introduction: Conflicting Tastes Chapter 1 Old Food in a New Land Chapter 2 Wholesome Food for a Wholesome People Chapter 3 Revolution in the Kitchen Chapter 4 Good Women Bake Good Biscuits Chapter 5 Dining Out in the Novel Chapter 6 Eating Nostalgia Afterword: Food and the Novel in America Notes Bibliography Index About the Author
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