Marie Mourad and Alex Barnard By revealing and rescuing the piles of edible food left outside supermarkets, “dumpster divers” have contributed [...]
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Of flavour and sound
Isabelle Darmon In their cultural and artistic creations and practices, human beings grapple with – colours, sounds, aromas, flavours, rhythms, timbres, [...]
Read moreDining In Style
Gary Alan Fine Once, not so very long ago, restaurants were barely newsworthy and chefs were dismissed, not celebrated. They were [...]
Read moreFictional farms and marketing messages
Peter Jackson In March 2016, Tesco faced criticism for labelling new food products with the names of farms that proved to [...]
Read moreFood and the sociogenesis of climate change
Mark Harvey There is now widespread recognition that the planet has entered a new epoch in which humans have radically [...]
Read moreThe everyday life of a fish market
Dawn Lyon Billingsgate fish market is a fascinating social space for exploring the working rhythms and routines of market life, observing [...]
Read moreWhy Reducing Meat Eating isn’t a Response to Climate Change
Josephine Mylan Reducing the amount of meat produced for food is fast becoming a holy grail for sustainable food activists [...]
Read moreFood, families and work: Children’s changing food practices in the context of parental employment
Rebecca O’Connell and Julia Brannen Children’s food is at the centre of global concerns about nutritional inequalities and rising obesity. In [...]
Read moreWhy do we eat alone?
Luke Yates Both popular wisdom and expert advice suggest eating together is important. It fosters healthful food practices, promotes virtuous social [...]
Read moreConsuming the Nation: Tasting beyond the Palate
Melissa L. Caldwell What does a nation taste like? This is a question that has long preoccupied me, both in my [...]
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