Through in-depth analyses of barbecue and its producers, this book uncovers how processes and rhetoric surrounding a specific food product, and food culture as a whole, shape the food appearing on our plates. The book explores how food products evolve over time in response to changes in broader society.
Through in-depth analyses of barbecue and its producers, this book uncovers how processes and rhetoric surrounding a specific food product, and food culture as a whole, shape the food appearing on our plates. The book explores how food products evolve over time in response to changes in broader society.
Kaitland M. Byrd is Lecturer in Sociology at Virginia Tech and a visiting scholar at the National Center for Institutional Diversity at the University of Michigan.
Inhaltsangabe
1: Eating Authentic Food: Producing and Consuming Authenticity in Food Culture 2: The Meaning of Barbecue: The Role of Place, Style, and Tradition 3: Beyond the Meat and Sauce: Barbecue as a Healthy Food Option 4: Real Barbecue Restaurant Have Smoke: The Impact of Environmental Concerns on Barbecue Techniques 5: Family, Commercialization, and Community Dynamics: The Future of Barbecue 6: The New Taste: Failed Authenticity and Changing Taste in Food Culture Appendix: Oral History Participants References
1: Eating Authentic Food: Producing and Consuming Authenticity in Food Culture 2: The Meaning of Barbecue: The Role of Place, Style, and Tradition 3: Beyond the Meat and Sauce: Barbecue as a Healthy Food Option 4: Real Barbecue Restaurant Have Smoke: The Impact of Environmental Concerns on Barbecue Techniques 5: Family, Commercialization, and Community Dynamics: The Future of Barbecue 6: The New Taste: Failed Authenticity and Changing Taste in Food Culture Appendix: Oral History Participants References
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