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Tag: food studies

Food and the French Empire

A special issue of French Cultural Studies (26:2) on “Food and the French Empire” is available for free through July at http://frc.sagepub.com/content/current. … More

colonialism, empire, food studies, history, postcolonialism

“You can’t talk about food without talking:” Aimee Hosemann with a Professor’s Perspective on the Course “Food and Culture”

Lauren Moore University of Kentucky This month, the Food Pedagogy Series is pleased to offer a special pair of interviews. … More

Anthropology of Food, food studies, pedagogy, teaching, Texas

Food Studies at SOAS

Welcome to the inaugural post of SAFN’s new Food Anthropology Program series. We will feature an undergraduate or graduate food … More

Anthropology of Food, food studies, London, SOAS

Farm To Table, New Orleans, August 8-10 2015

The 3rd Annual Farm to Table International Conference is scheduled for August 8-10, 2015, at the New Orleans Ernest N. … More

agriculture, conference, farm-to-table, Food policy, food studies

Dublin Gastronomy Symposium 2016: Food and Revolution

Dublin Gastronomy Symposium 2016 (Theme: Food and Revolution) Call for Papers Save the dates 31st May – 1st June 2016 … More

Anthropology of Food, call for papers, Dublin, food studies, gastronomy, revolution

“It’s Kind of Cool to be a Turnip Expert”: Dr. Clare Sammells on Experiential Learning through Field Trips and Food Experts

Lauren Moore University of Kentucky For the May installment of the Food Pedagogy Interview Series, we hear from Dr. Clare … More

Anthropology, Bucknell, food studies, pedagogy, teaching

“Would you put oregano on your posole?” Lois Stanford on teaching “Food and Culture Around the World” and using New Mexico’s diversity in the classroom

Lauren Moore University of Kentucky This month, we hear from Lois Stanford, Associate Professor of Anthropology at New Mexico State … More

Anthropology of Food, food studies, new mexico, SAFN

Interrogating the “Authentic” Local Ethnic Restaurant

M. Ruth Dike University of Kentucky I moved to Lexington, KY last August to start a PhD program in Cultural … More

american food, Anthropology of Food, ethnic food, food studies, kentucky, lexington, Mexican food

Food and Work in the Americas

Sent to us by Steve Striffler (Anthropology, University of New Orleans): Food and Work in the Americas, a special issue … More

Anthropology, food studies, history, labor

Raising the Bar for Introductory Classes: Susan Rodgers on Challenging and Changing Students through “Food, Body, Power”

Lauren Moore University of Kentucky Welcome to the inaugural interview of SAFN’s new Food Pedagogy Interview Series. Each month, we … More

Anthropology, Anthropology of Food, food studies, pedagogy, teaching

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