Reading and Writing Recipe Books CB
Herausgeber: Dimeo, Michelle; Pennell, Sara
Reading and Writing Recipe Books CB
Herausgeber: Dimeo, Michelle; Pennell, Sara
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The book will be of interest to students and academic in Literature, cultural studies, material culture and the history of medicine -- .
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The book will be of interest to students and academic in Literature, cultural studies, material culture and the history of medicine -- .
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- Verlag: Manchester University Press
- Seitenzahl: 288
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Januar 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 222mm x 145mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 484g
- ISBN-13: 9780719087271
- ISBN-10: 0719087279
- Artikelnr.: 36126777
- Verlag: Manchester University Press
- Seitenzahl: 288
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Januar 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 222mm x 145mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 484g
- ISBN-13: 9780719087271
- ISBN-10: 0719087279
- Artikelnr.: 36126777
Michelle DiMeo is S. Gordon Castigliano Director of Digital Library Initiatives in the Historical Medical Library of The College of Physicians of Philadelphia Sara Pennell is Senior Lecturer in early modern British history at the University of Roehampton, London
List of figures and tables List of contributors Acknowledgements
Abbreviations 1. Introduction Sara Pennell and Michelle DiMeo PART I:
Methodologies 2. Authorship and medical networks: reading attributions in
early modern manuscript recipe books' Michelle DiMeo 3. 'A practical art':
an archaeological perspective on the use of recipe books Annie Gray 4.
Genre conventions in English recipes, 1600-1800 Francisco Alonso- Almeida
PART II: Textuality and intertextuality 5. Reading recipe books and
culinary history: opening a new field Gilly Lehmann 6. The 'Quintessence of
Wit': poems and recipes in early modern women's writing Jayne Elisabeth
Archer 7. The Foote sisters' Compleat Housewife: cookery texts as a source
in lived religion Lauren F. Winner PART III: Cultures of circulation and
transmission 8. Cooking the books, or, the three faces of Hannah Woolley
Margaret J. M. Ezell 9. Crossing the boundaries: domestic recipe
collections in early modern Wales Alun Withey 10. 'Lett her refrain from
all hott spices': medicinal recipes and advice in the treatment of the
King's Evil in seventeenth-century south-west England Anne Stobart 11.
Making livings, lives and archives: tales of four eighteenth-century recipe
books Sara Pennell Select Bibliography Index
Abbreviations 1. Introduction Sara Pennell and Michelle DiMeo PART I:
Methodologies 2. Authorship and medical networks: reading attributions in
early modern manuscript recipe books' Michelle DiMeo 3. 'A practical art':
an archaeological perspective on the use of recipe books Annie Gray 4.
Genre conventions in English recipes, 1600-1800 Francisco Alonso- Almeida
PART II: Textuality and intertextuality 5. Reading recipe books and
culinary history: opening a new field Gilly Lehmann 6. The 'Quintessence of
Wit': poems and recipes in early modern women's writing Jayne Elisabeth
Archer 7. The Foote sisters' Compleat Housewife: cookery texts as a source
in lived religion Lauren F. Winner PART III: Cultures of circulation and
transmission 8. Cooking the books, or, the three faces of Hannah Woolley
Margaret J. M. Ezell 9. Crossing the boundaries: domestic recipe
collections in early modern Wales Alun Withey 10. 'Lett her refrain from
all hott spices': medicinal recipes and advice in the treatment of the
King's Evil in seventeenth-century south-west England Anne Stobart 11.
Making livings, lives and archives: tales of four eighteenth-century recipe
books Sara Pennell Select Bibliography Index
List of figures and tables List of contributors Acknowledgements
Abbreviations 1. Introduction Sara Pennell and Michelle DiMeo PART I:
Methodologies 2. Authorship and medical networks: reading attributions in
early modern manuscript recipe books' Michelle DiMeo 3. 'A practical art':
an archaeological perspective on the use of recipe books Annie Gray 4.
Genre conventions in English recipes, 1600-1800 Francisco Alonso- Almeida
PART II: Textuality and intertextuality 5. Reading recipe books and
culinary history: opening a new field Gilly Lehmann 6. The 'Quintessence of
Wit': poems and recipes in early modern women's writing Jayne Elisabeth
Archer 7. The Foote sisters' Compleat Housewife: cookery texts as a source
in lived religion Lauren F. Winner PART III: Cultures of circulation and
transmission 8. Cooking the books, or, the three faces of Hannah Woolley
Margaret J. M. Ezell 9. Crossing the boundaries: domestic recipe
collections in early modern Wales Alun Withey 10. 'Lett her refrain from
all hott spices': medicinal recipes and advice in the treatment of the
King's Evil in seventeenth-century south-west England Anne Stobart 11.
Making livings, lives and archives: tales of four eighteenth-century recipe
books Sara Pennell Select Bibliography Index
Abbreviations 1. Introduction Sara Pennell and Michelle DiMeo PART I:
Methodologies 2. Authorship and medical networks: reading attributions in
early modern manuscript recipe books' Michelle DiMeo 3. 'A practical art':
an archaeological perspective on the use of recipe books Annie Gray 4.
Genre conventions in English recipes, 1600-1800 Francisco Alonso- Almeida
PART II: Textuality and intertextuality 5. Reading recipe books and
culinary history: opening a new field Gilly Lehmann 6. The 'Quintessence of
Wit': poems and recipes in early modern women's writing Jayne Elisabeth
Archer 7. The Foote sisters' Compleat Housewife: cookery texts as a source
in lived religion Lauren F. Winner PART III: Cultures of circulation and
transmission 8. Cooking the books, or, the three faces of Hannah Woolley
Margaret J. M. Ezell 9. Crossing the boundaries: domestic recipe
collections in early modern Wales Alun Withey 10. 'Lett her refrain from
all hott spices': medicinal recipes and advice in the treatment of the
King's Evil in seventeenth-century south-west England Anne Stobart 11.
Making livings, lives and archives: tales of four eighteenth-century recipe
books Sara Pennell Select Bibliography Index