Introduction: relating fish and humans -- An oceanic habitus -- Following oysters, relating taste -- Swimming with tuna -- Mermaids, fishwives, and herring quines: gendering the more-than-human -- Little fish: eating with the ocean -- Conclusion: reeling it in
Summary
Moving away from a simplified food politics that is largely land based, Elspeth Probyn looks at food politics from an ocean-centric perspective by tracing the global movement of several marine species to explore the complex and entangled relationship between humans and fish
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references and index
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