Nomadic Food
Anthropological and Historical Studies around the World
Herausgeber: Bianquis, Isabelle; Williot, Jean Pierre
Nomadic Food
Anthropological and Historical Studies around the World
Herausgeber: Bianquis, Isabelle; Williot, Jean Pierre
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This enlightening collection of essays from expert scholars examines the idea of food nomadism and food nomads. Looking at the role of mobility and the influence of food manufacturers and related industries, they reveal the complexities of this intriguing subject.
This enlightening collection of essays from expert scholars examines the idea of food nomadism and food nomads. Looking at the role of mobility and the influence of food manufacturers and related industries, they reveal the complexities of this intriguing subject.
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Produktdetails
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- Rowman & Littlefield Studies in Food and Gastronomy
- Verlag: Globe Pequot Publishing Group Inc/Bloomsbury
- Seitenzahl: 226
- Erscheinungstermin: 10. Oktober 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 487g
- ISBN-13: 9781538115985
- ISBN-10: 1538115980
- Artikelnr.: 56733628
- Rowman & Littlefield Studies in Food and Gastronomy
- Verlag: Globe Pequot Publishing Group Inc/Bloomsbury
- Seitenzahl: 226
- Erscheinungstermin: 10. Oktober 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 487g
- ISBN-13: 9781538115985
- ISBN-10: 1538115980
- Artikelnr.: 56733628
Jean-Pierre Williot is Professor of Contemporary History at François-Rabelais University, Tours. Research team: LéA (EA 6294). Fields of specialization: History of food innovation, railways, and the gas industry. Isabelle Bianquis is Professor of Anthropology at François-Rabelais University, Tours. Research team: LéA (EA 6294). Ethnographic areas: Mongolia, Russia, France. Fields of specialization: Socio-cultural anthropology, food studies, alcohol, traditions and transformations.
Introduction From noun (the food of the nomads) to adjective (nomadic feeding), (Isabelle Bianquis)
1-The food of the nomads
Sandrine Ruhlmann, The bowl and the spoon: the culinary objects of nomads in Mongolia Nir Avieli, McDonald's in Beersheba: Israeli Bedouins in the global oasis Salamatou Sow, Aspects of food in the nomadic Fulani group of Niger 2-Eating and mobility
Stefano Magagnoli, Italian-sounding food: a global cuisine carrier that travels well Pierre Antoine Dessaux, Defining and implementing the field ration: a comparative study in food cultures, science, and mobility patterns Jean Baptiste Schneider, The nutrition of European migrants aboard transatlantic ships during the first half of the 19th century Marc de Ferrière le Vayer, Eating on planes Philippe Pesteil, Eating on the hiking trails in Corsica: between hi-tech and tradition Jaroslaw Dumanowki, Vinegar powder: Polish travelers' food in early modern times Chantal Crenn, The circulation of food practices and representations among Senegalese retirees in Bordeaux and Dakar: the effects of migration and reverse migration 3-The imaginary
Jane Duruz, Culinary nomadism at the Addis Ababa Café: intimate exchanges shaped by global mixed race, diasporic belongings, and cosmopolitan sensibilities Luciano Maffi, The traveling priest: food for the spirit and food for the body Isabella Borissova, Nomadic food in Yakutia Gallina Kabakova, The nourishing and protecting snack: the Russian case (late 19th - early 21st centuries) Chiemi Okumoto, Ekiben - train station bentos in Japan: towards a better appreciation of space and time in nomadic foodways Conclusion: The transition from the food of nomads to nomadic food (Jean-Pierre Williot)
1-The food of the nomads
Sandrine Ruhlmann, The bowl and the spoon: the culinary objects of nomads in Mongolia Nir Avieli, McDonald's in Beersheba: Israeli Bedouins in the global oasis Salamatou Sow, Aspects of food in the nomadic Fulani group of Niger 2-Eating and mobility
Stefano Magagnoli, Italian-sounding food: a global cuisine carrier that travels well Pierre Antoine Dessaux, Defining and implementing the field ration: a comparative study in food cultures, science, and mobility patterns Jean Baptiste Schneider, The nutrition of European migrants aboard transatlantic ships during the first half of the 19th century Marc de Ferrière le Vayer, Eating on planes Philippe Pesteil, Eating on the hiking trails in Corsica: between hi-tech and tradition Jaroslaw Dumanowki, Vinegar powder: Polish travelers' food in early modern times Chantal Crenn, The circulation of food practices and representations among Senegalese retirees in Bordeaux and Dakar: the effects of migration and reverse migration 3-The imaginary
Jane Duruz, Culinary nomadism at the Addis Ababa Café: intimate exchanges shaped by global mixed race, diasporic belongings, and cosmopolitan sensibilities Luciano Maffi, The traveling priest: food for the spirit and food for the body Isabella Borissova, Nomadic food in Yakutia Gallina Kabakova, The nourishing and protecting snack: the Russian case (late 19th - early 21st centuries) Chiemi Okumoto, Ekiben - train station bentos in Japan: towards a better appreciation of space and time in nomadic foodways Conclusion: The transition from the food of nomads to nomadic food (Jean-Pierre Williot)
Introduction From noun (the food of the nomads) to adjective (nomadic feeding), (Isabelle Bianquis)
1-The food of the nomads
Sandrine Ruhlmann, The bowl and the spoon: the culinary objects of nomads in Mongolia Nir Avieli, McDonald's in Beersheba: Israeli Bedouins in the global oasis Salamatou Sow, Aspects of food in the nomadic Fulani group of Niger 2-Eating and mobility
Stefano Magagnoli, Italian-sounding food: a global cuisine carrier that travels well Pierre Antoine Dessaux, Defining and implementing the field ration: a comparative study in food cultures, science, and mobility patterns Jean Baptiste Schneider, The nutrition of European migrants aboard transatlantic ships during the first half of the 19th century Marc de Ferrière le Vayer, Eating on planes Philippe Pesteil, Eating on the hiking trails in Corsica: between hi-tech and tradition Jaroslaw Dumanowki, Vinegar powder: Polish travelers' food in early modern times Chantal Crenn, The circulation of food practices and representations among Senegalese retirees in Bordeaux and Dakar: the effects of migration and reverse migration 3-The imaginary
Jane Duruz, Culinary nomadism at the Addis Ababa Café: intimate exchanges shaped by global mixed race, diasporic belongings, and cosmopolitan sensibilities Luciano Maffi, The traveling priest: food for the spirit and food for the body Isabella Borissova, Nomadic food in Yakutia Gallina Kabakova, The nourishing and protecting snack: the Russian case (late 19th - early 21st centuries) Chiemi Okumoto, Ekiben - train station bentos in Japan: towards a better appreciation of space and time in nomadic foodways Conclusion: The transition from the food of nomads to nomadic food (Jean-Pierre Williot)
1-The food of the nomads
Sandrine Ruhlmann, The bowl and the spoon: the culinary objects of nomads in Mongolia Nir Avieli, McDonald's in Beersheba: Israeli Bedouins in the global oasis Salamatou Sow, Aspects of food in the nomadic Fulani group of Niger 2-Eating and mobility
Stefano Magagnoli, Italian-sounding food: a global cuisine carrier that travels well Pierre Antoine Dessaux, Defining and implementing the field ration: a comparative study in food cultures, science, and mobility patterns Jean Baptiste Schneider, The nutrition of European migrants aboard transatlantic ships during the first half of the 19th century Marc de Ferrière le Vayer, Eating on planes Philippe Pesteil, Eating on the hiking trails in Corsica: between hi-tech and tradition Jaroslaw Dumanowki, Vinegar powder: Polish travelers' food in early modern times Chantal Crenn, The circulation of food practices and representations among Senegalese retirees in Bordeaux and Dakar: the effects of migration and reverse migration 3-The imaginary
Jane Duruz, Culinary nomadism at the Addis Ababa Café: intimate exchanges shaped by global mixed race, diasporic belongings, and cosmopolitan sensibilities Luciano Maffi, The traveling priest: food for the spirit and food for the body Isabella Borissova, Nomadic food in Yakutia Gallina Kabakova, The nourishing and protecting snack: the Russian case (late 19th - early 21st centuries) Chiemi Okumoto, Ekiben - train station bentos in Japan: towards a better appreciation of space and time in nomadic foodways Conclusion: The transition from the food of nomads to nomadic food (Jean-Pierre Williot)