35.1 Literary Perspectives on Food

Main Articles

Kelly van der Meulen & Kees Müller | Foreword
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Angela Brintlinger | Food and Patriotism in Russia from Domostroi to Viazemsky: The Case of Kvas
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Psyche Williams-Forson | Chit’lins and Champagne: Food, Class and Secuality in Ann Allen Shockley’s Loving Her
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Rita Mookerjee | Trio Marmelade and Hominy Grits: Gullah Traditions and Home Cooking in Ntozake Shange’s Sassafrass, Cypress, and Indigo
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Timothy K. Nixon | “The Joy It Promised”: The Dichotomous Deployment of Food in The Bluest Eye
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Masterclass

Margherita Orsi | Food as Agency in Shirley Jackson’s We Have Always Lived in the Castle
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Rianna Turner | A Case for Dairy and Grocery List Poetry
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Carla Kay | Remembering Eating: Cultural Memory and Identity Formation in Three Culinary Memoirs of the Middle East
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Esther Eumann | “Kitchens Will Be Abolished”: An Exploration of How Traditional Female and Societal Norms Are Reisted Through Food in Brigitte Reimann’s Franziska Linkderhand and Karin Struck’s Klassenliebe
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Exposition

Further Reading