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The Politics of Cultural Performance
CHAPTER 6 Commensality as Cultural Performance: the Struggle for Leadership
in an Igbo Village OA.C. Anigbo* Introduction We begin by noting that the
principle of commensality is eating together for a purpose. Commensality is not a
...
David J. Parkin, Lionel Caplan, Humphrey J. Fisher, 1996
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"They Sit Apart at Meals": Early Rabbinic
Commensality ...
Food rules create and destroy society.
Jordan D. Rosenblum, 2008
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Rice as Self: Japanese Identities through Time
As noted in chapter 1, not just the staple food but the entire foodways—cooking
methods to table manners—is closely, and often passionately, identified as the
collective self of the people. Commensality Symbolically important staple foods, ...
Emiko Ohnuki-Tierney, 1994
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The Rise of the Greek Aristocratic Banquet
Another convenient typology of commensality was recently put forward by the
French sociologist Claude Grignon.26 Although Grignon's theory is based on his
study of contemporary French society, some elements of his 'reasoned inventory
of ...
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Critical Food Issues: Problems and State-of-the-Art ...
10. Gender,. Generations,. and. Commensality: Nurturing. Home. and. the.
Commons. Lynn. Walter. Industrial commodity production and market
consolidation in prevailing agrifood systems are distancing us as consumers from
the sources of ...
Laurel E. Phoenix, Lynn Walter, 2009
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The Oxford Handbook of Food History
COMMENSALITY: FOOD. AS. METAPHOR. OF. THE. COLLECTIVE. SELF. Food
is unique as a metaphor for the self and for social groups through two interlocking
mechanisms that assign symbolic power. First, food is embodied in each ...
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Oxford, the Collegiate University: Conflict, Consensus and ...
Turning from the physical to the social dimensions of commensality, it has to be
recognised that far fewer 'Senior Members' now live-in than has ever hitherto
been the case – the days of the unmarried (or even the retired) don with rooms in
...
Ted Tapper, David Palfreyman, 2010
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The Collegial Tradition in the Age of Mass Higher Education
Halsey uses the esoteric concept of commensality to conjure up an image of the
social life of the collegiate universities. Higher education has always been about
more than the transmission, acquisition and augmenting of knowledge. It is also ...
Ted Tapper, David Palfreyman, 2010
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Terminal Ubaid Ceramics at Yenice Yani: Implications for ...
In the proposed model, public commensality occurs within the sphere of
collective work events, which are organized ad hoc within a largely non-
hierarchical society. This emphasis on commensality requires further discussion
of the recent ...
The importance of commensality and the rituals surrounding food and drink in
Greek culture are reflected in the evidence available for its study. From Homer
onward, Greek poetry belongs in the context of the feast, and especially in its
archaic ...
Jean-Pierre Vernant, 1995
WIADOMOŚCI, KTÓRE ZAWIERAJĄ SŁOWO «COMMENSALITY»
Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
commensality w wiadomościach.
What does it mean to belong?
Jati and gotra survived over centuries because institutions such as proximity, marriage, occupations, landholding or commensality, promoted ... «Kasmir Monitor, Cze 15»
Prejudice disguised as politeness
... they are increasingly being considered acceptable for purposes of marriage and commensality by the upper castes, with even caste-no-bar ... «The Hindu, Maj 15»
Austria and the Future of Alpine Cuisine
... a spectacular and thought provoking evening performance that prodded participants to reflect on table manners, taboos, and commensality. «Huffington Post, Mar 15»
Raising hopes
Similarly, there was no anxiety in London about exploiting Indians' uneasiness about commensality by dividing the army into units which were ... «The Indian Express, Lut 15»
From Comity to Commensality: Nudging the Needle of World …
“There may be times when we are powerless to prevent injustice, but there must never be a time when we fail to protest.” – Elie Weisel. «Algemeiner, Lut 15»
Oxford, west of Bohemia
The commensality of the dining hall, the comradeship of the classroom, the friendship of the stress support group – these are all qualities and ... «Oxford Student, Sty 15»
Return to our roots
... connection, generosity, conviviality, commensality, competence or personal power, responsibility and spirituality are measured, understood, ... «This Magazine, Lis 14»
Evening of song, poetry in SF hails Bonifacio's birth anniversary
... galang (honor), kapatiran (fraternity), kapwa (selfless commensality)–values strengthened through years of surviving colonial oppression. «Inquirer.net, Lis 14»
Enriching the mind and palate: wine and poetry in Gund
“Ultimately, drinking wine is about commensality,” he said. “Also, the more knowledge you gain about wine (or beer), the more likely you are to ... «Kenyon Collegian, Lis 14»
Profaning the allegedly religious
These would include exclusive commensality and marriage, and Weber and S.J. Tambiah are respectively well aware of caste-related ... «The Hindu, Paz 14»
