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• What We Talk About When We Talk About Food

From all sides these days comes the question of sustenance: Obama pledges to improve food safety as India sets up soup kitchens for malnutrition and Gwyneth Paltrow drafts a family cookbook. The general question of culture seems to lurk behind many contemporary confusions over diet; such anxieties are particularly pressing, moreover, in a country that has long identified its culture by the very lack of one and that has often been justifiably ambivalent about this condition. Among other things Phillips suggests a different conclusion that sustainable practices provide a better chance at a future free of periodic food shortages assuaged by ineffectual promises and stopgap supplies.

... grain reserves, but 1970s inflation spurred the Nixon administration to change course, privile...The result, though, is not just a rebellion against the culinary scriptures that GIassner all ...

• Hudson Review, The
• Vol. 62 Nbr. 2, July 2009

• Technologies of protest: insurgent social movements and the First Amendment in the era of the Internet.

... organization as well as machinery--have spurred particular leaps in insurgent activity. The explos... of resistance during the Whiskey Rebellion. Id. at 172-73; see In re Fries, 9 F. Cas. 826, 86...

• University of Pennsylvania Law Review
• Vol. 150 Nbr. 1, November 2001