In this challenging book, the author explores the contradictions and shortcomings of alternative food activism to demonstrate the importance of moving beyond a promotion of universal "shoulds" of eating, and towards a practice of food activism that is more sensitive to issues of social and material difference.
In this challenging book, the author explores the contradictions and shortcomings of alternative food activism to demonstrate the importance of moving beyond a promotion of universal "shoulds" of eating, and towards a practice of food activism that is more sensitive to issues of social and material difference.
Jessica Hayes-Conroy is Assistant Professor of Women's Studies, Hobart & William Smith Colleges, Geneva, New York, USA.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction - Eating Sea Urchin for Breakfast Part 1: Table Settings 1. Exploring Visceral (Re)Actions 2. Doing Visceral Research 3. Knowing Food Part 2: Tasting Difference 4. A Tale of Two Dinners 5. It's Not Just About the Collard Greens 6. Real Men Eat Raw Onions 7. We Run it All Off! Part 3: Policy and Practice 8. Food Pedagogies Conclusion - A Thousand Tiny Eithers; A Thousand Tiny Ors References
Introduction - Eating Sea Urchin for Breakfast Part 1: Table Settings 1. Exploring Visceral (Re)Actions 2. Doing Visceral Research 3. Knowing Food Part 2: Tasting Difference 4. A Tale of Two Dinners 5. It's Not Just About the Collard Greens 6. Real Men Eat Raw Onions 7. We Run it All Off! Part 3: Policy and Practice 8. Food Pedagogies Conclusion - A Thousand Tiny Eithers; A Thousand Tiny Ors References
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