This book analyzes cultures of eating together in Malaysia and Singapore. It explores everyday spaces, such as street stalls, hawker centers, and coffee shops. Reflecting on these as sites for people's "different" culinary exchanges, the book captures resonances of national, ethnic, cosmopolitan and multicultural identity.
This book analyzes cultures of eating together in Malaysia and Singapore. It explores everyday spaces, such as street stalls, hawker centers, and coffee shops. Reflecting on these as sites for people's "different" culinary exchanges, the book captures resonances of national, ethnic, cosmopolitan and multicultural identity.
Jean Duruz,PhD, is an adjunct senior research fellow at the Hawke Research Institute of the University of South Australia. Her research has been published in journals such as New Formations; Cultural Studies Review; Emotion, Space and Society; Environment and Planning D: Society and Space; Space and Culture; Gastronomica. She has also contributed to various anthologies, such as Food and Foodways in Asia; Everyday Multiculturalism; and Chinese Food and Foodways in Southeast Asia and Beyond. Recently, she co-edited and contributed to special issues of Continuum and Cultural Studies Review.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Making Rojak . or Eating "Together-in-Difference"? 1: Kopitiam: In Search of Cosmopolitan Spaces and Meanings in Malaysia 2: Spreading the Toast of Memory: From Hainanese Kopitiams to Boutique Coffee Shops in Singapore 3: "Mamak, Anyone?": Tamil Muslim Eateries in Malaysia 4: Growing up Transnational: Travelling through Singapore's Hawker Centers 5: Dumplings at Changi: Singapore's Urban Villages as Spaces of Exchange and Re-invention 6: The Little Nyonya and Peranakan Chinese Identity: Between Commodification and Cosmopolitanism 7: Currying the Nation: A Song and Dance about Multiculturalism Bibliography Index About the Authors
Introduction: Making Rojak . or Eating "Together-in-Difference"? 1: Kopitiam: In Search of Cosmopolitan Spaces and Meanings in Malaysia 2: Spreading the Toast of Memory: From Hainanese Kopitiams to Boutique Coffee Shops in Singapore 3: "Mamak, Anyone?": Tamil Muslim Eateries in Malaysia 4: Growing up Transnational: Travelling through Singapore's Hawker Centers 5: Dumplings at Changi: Singapore's Urban Villages as Spaces of Exchange and Re-invention 6: The Little Nyonya and Peranakan Chinese Identity: Between Commodification and Cosmopolitanism 7: Currying the Nation: A Song and Dance about Multiculturalism Bibliography Index About the Authors
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