ANTH 3888 (080) Anthropology of Food (Spring 2019)

ANTH 3888

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Anthropology of Food
Spring 2019 Greetings
 

Tim Roufs inspecting durian in Singapore market, 2017

Tim Roufs Inspecting Durians in Singapore Market, 2017

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Why Food?
“Food is required by every human on earth, yet the types of food we eat and how we produce and consume it vary tremendously. It is therefore a nearly perfect subject for anthropology, since it can be examined in terms of human biology, culture, and social status across time from our evolutionary ancestors to the present day. . . .” -- Ryan Adams

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