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Title Food, diet, pleasure / edited by David Walker
Published Geelong, Vic. : Deakin University, Faculty of Arts, 1996

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Description 137 pages ; 25 cm
Series Australian cultural history ; no. 15 (1996)
Australian cultural history, 0728-8433 ; 1996 no. 15
Australian cultural history ; no. 15 (1996)
Australian cultural history ; no. 15
Contents Why do we want an Australian cuisine? / Alan Saunders -- From Barthes to barmecide : the tasting of words / Marion Halligan -- The use of diet : regulation and dietetics in Australia, 1907-1945 / Jonathan Todd -- The development of food policy and the legitimisation of pleasure / Barbara Santich -- The postmodern plate : why cuisines come in threes / Michael Symons -- When did we teach our girls to cook? / beverley Kingston -- Plato's empty table : mudrder, meat and myth / Tina Muncaster -- Food, memories, and pleasure / Mark Dymiotis -- How many words in a pomegranate? / Noelle Janaczewska
Notes "Based on a conference held at the Victoria Hotel in June 1995" -- editorial note
Australian cultural history no:15 0728-8433
Subject Cooking, Australian.
Food habits -- Australia.
Food -- Social aspects -- Australia.
Food.
Author Walker, David.
Deakin University. Faculty of Humanities.