No. 5 (2011): Food for Afterthought

Articles

• Introduction to Food for Afterthought

  Cornelis Martin Renes

  1-2

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• Eating One’s Way Through History: Food and Politics in Manuka Wijesinghe’s Monsoons and Potholes

  Isabel Alonso Breto

  3-14

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• Herbal Wisdom: memory and migration

  Cathy Avila, Sue Evans, Annette Morgan

  15-33

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• Cross-Cultural Pragmatic Failure in Computer-Mediated Communication

  Martina Baumer, Henriette van Rensburg

  34-53

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• Beyond Rock. Social commitment and political conscience through Popular Music in Australia 1976 - 2002. The case of Midnight Oil

  Roger Bonastre

  54-61

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• ‘In love, she remains whole’: Heterosexual Love in Contemporary Arab American Poetry Written by Women

  Marta Bosch Vilarrubias

  62-71

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• Margaret Fulton: A study of a 1960s Australian food writer as an activist

  Donna Lee Brien

  72-82

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• Philosophy for the Body, Food for the Mind

  Montserrat Camps-Gaset, Sergi Grau

  83-101

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• What is Happening is Real

  Janie Conway-Herron

  102-111

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• Swallowed Words: bringing up an Aboriginal past in the city

  Kristina Everett

  112-118

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• Politics, pain and pleasure: the art of art-making for ‘settled’ Aboriginal Australians

  Lorraine Gibson

  119-129

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• Halligan’s Love Affair with Food

  Anne Holden Rønning

  130-138

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• Tradition, Innovation and Fusion: how to produce enough food for the population?

  Francesc Llauradó i Duran

  139-156

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• Suddenly Cooking, Casera Publications, Barcelona, 2010

  Mark Maccallum

  157-160

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• Indigenizing the Zarzuela: Kapampangan Ethnocentric Adoption of the Foreign Genre

  Julieta C. Mallari

  161-175

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• Eat, my children, eat

  Elisa Morera de la Vall

  176-181

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• Village in the Jungle: The Eighth Annual Doireann MacDermott Lecture

  Baden Offord

  182-194

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• The Sharpest Knives in the Drawer

  Bill Phillips

  195-205

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• Mythologizing Food: Marion Halligan’s non-fiction

  Ulla Rahbek

  206-214

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• Redeeming American democracy in Sayonara

  María Isabel Seguro

  215-225

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• Cannibalism in Montaigne, de Certeau and Derrida

  Carles Serra Pagès

  226-235

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• Sea-change or Atrophy? The Australian Convict Inheritance

  Cynthia vanden Driesen

  236-250

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• Dairy Chains: Consumer Foodways and Agricultural Landscapes

  Adele Wessell

  251-260

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