Food On-Line

On-Line Links

• Food Anthropology (link)
• The Food Timline (link)
• Good: Food (link)
• Lucullian Delights - an Italian Experience (link)
• The Nibble (link)
• Slow Food International (link)
• WiseGEEK (link)

Articles about Food/Food Studies/Food and Culture

Barham, Elizabeth

• 2003  Translating Terroir: the Global Challenge of French AOC Labeling. Journal of Rural Studies, 19. (link to pdf)
Burnett, Victoria
• 2012  A Bridge-Building, Cross-Cultural Art Project That’s Also Delicious. The New York Times, May 17. (link to article)
Fernholz, Tim, and Dylan C. Lathrop

• 2011  America Isn't a Melting Pot: It's a Sandwich. Good: Food, September 29. (link to article)
Kleiman, Dena

• 1991  A University Offers Food for Thought. The New York Times, November 20. (link to article) 
Leschziner, Vanina

• 2007  Kitchen Stories: Patterns of Recognition in Contemporary High Cuisine. Sociological Forum, March: 22.1. (link to article)  
Lindsay, Jenn

• 2012  Culinary Pluralism; or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Olive. State of Formation, February 15. (link to article)
Meneley, Anne

• 2004  Extra Virgin Olive Oil and Slow Food. Anthropologica, 46.2. (link to abstract)
Mintz, Sidney W., and Christine M. Du Bois

• 2002  The Anthropology of Food and Eating. Annual Review of Anthropology, May 10: 31. (link to article)
Peace, Adrian

• 2006  Barossa Slow: The Representation and Rhetoric of Slow Food's Regional Cooking. Gastronomica: The Journal of Food and Culture, 6.1. (link to article)
Raman, Parvathi

• 2011  "Me in Place, and the Place in Me": A Migrant's Tale of Food, Home and Belonging. Food, Culture & Society, June: 14.2. (link to abstract) 
Spiegel, Jan E.

• 2012  Truly Food for Thought. The New York Times, April 13. (link to article)

The 2012-2013 Food and Culture Colloquium at Denison University 
For the current academic year, I am organising Denison's first-ever Food and Culture Colloquium. As part of this series, I have also provided links to publicly accessible articles that relate to each session's theme (suggested either by the individual presenter/s or me). To view this year's articles (which are typically updated a few weeks prior to the respective session), please visit: http://denison.edu/offices/multicultural/schedule_and_suggested_readings.html.