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Culinary Discourses in Asian-Australian Writing: Masticating Multiculturalism (Cross/Cultures, 224)
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Culinary Discourses in Asian-australian Writing : Masticating Multiculturalism
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Culinary Discourses in Asian-australian Writing : Masticating Multiculturalism
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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Based on the premise that culinary figurative language both reflects and has an impact on our understanding of the world, this book analyses the literary production of the Asian diaspora in Australia and its engagement with food and culinary discourses.
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Datenschutzgesetz (DSG)/Öffentlichkeitsgesetz (BGÖ) (Basler Kommentar) Maurer-Lambrou, Urs; Blechta, Gabor P.; Auba Bresson, Rémi; Ballenegger, Sarah; Bangert, Jan; Bhend, Julia; Blechta, Gabor P.; Bouresh, Maja; Bühler, Robert; Dedeyan, Daniel; Ehrensperger, Jennifer; Fuchs, Philippe; Gotschev, Georg; Gramigna, Ralph; Häner, Isabelle; Huber, René; Husi-Stämpfli, Sandra; Klepsch, Sabrina; Kunz, Simon; Maeder, Stefan; Maurer-Lambrou, Urs; Moser, Jana; Naumann, Stefan; Niggli, Marcel Alexander; Partsch, Christoph J.; Paulicka, Julius; Rampini, Corrado; Rudin, Beat; Schäfer, Marc Frédéric; Schneider, Jürg; Schönbächler, Matthias; Schwegler, Astrid; Seethaler, Frank; Stamm-Pfister, Christa; Steiger, Reto; Steimen, Urs; Steiner, Andrea; Taormina, Andrea; Udvary, Sándor; Belser, Urs; Belser, Urs; Jöhri, Yvonne; Pauli, Kurt; Riklin, Franz; Studer, Marcel and Winterberger-Yang, Martin
Language: German
Published by Helbing & Lichtenhahn, 2014
ISBN 10: 371903156X ISBN 13: 9783719031565
Hardcover Jun 19, 2014. Condition: gebraucht; sehr gut. 3. Auflage, minimalste Standspuren, praktisch ungebraucht.
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Datenschutzgesetz (DSG)/Öffentlichkeitsgesetz (BGÖ) (Basler Kommentar) Maurer-Lambrou, Urs; Blechta, Gabor P.; Auba Bresson, Rémi; Ballenegger, Sarah; Bangert, Jan; Bhend, Julia; Blechta, Gabor P.; Bouresh, Maja; Bühler, Robert; Dedeyan, Daniel; Ehrensperger, Jennifer; Fuchs, Philippe; Gotschev, Georg; Gramigna, Ralph; Häner, Isabelle; Huber, René; Husi-Stämpfli, Sandra; Klepsch, Sabrina; Kunz, Simon; Maeder, Stefan; Maurer-Lambrou, Urs; Moser, Jana; Naumann, Stefan; Niggli, Marcel Alexander; Partsch, Christoph J.; Paulicka, Julius; Rampini, Corrado; Rudin, Beat; Schäfer, Marc Frédéric; Schneider, Jürg; Schönbächler, Matthias; Schwegler, Astrid; Seethaler, Frank; Stamm-Pfister, Christa; Steiger, Reto; Steimen, Urs; Steiner, Andrea; Taormina, Andrea; Udvary, Sándor; Belser, Urs; Belser, Urs; Jöhri, Yvonne; Pauli, Kurt; Riklin, Franz; Studer, Marcel and Winterberger-Yang, Martin
Language: German
Published by Helbing & Lichtenhahn, 2014
ISBN 10: 371903156X ISBN 13: 9783719031565
Hardcover Jun 19, 2014. Condition: gebraucht; wie neu. 3. Auflage 2014, Hardcover mit Schutzumschlag, im Kartonschuber, wie ungebraucht.
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Add to basketHardcover. Condition: Brand New. bilingual edition. 260 pages. 9.26x6.11x9.25 inches. In Stock. This item is printed on demand.
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Add to basketHardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Won theDoireann MacDermott Cultural Studies in English AwardBesides nourishing us, food can be used metaphorically to help us understand the complex and abstract concepts through which we negotiate our position in the world: we talk about digesting ideas, ruminating on a problem, or swallowing an insult. Building on this premise, the book offers a detailed analysis of culinary imagery in twenty-first-century works from Asian Australian authors, like Hsu-Ming Teo, Alice Pung, Simone Lazaroo, and Shaun Tan. Food is used to embody the abstractions that underlie racial inequalities and conflicts, questioning the superficiality of Australias official multiculturalism and its reproduction of racial and cultural privileges. At the same time, the analysis highlights the power of these fictional narratives to envision alternative worlds in the hope of gaining common ground for human understanding and solidarity. Based on the premise that culinary figurative language both reflects and has an impact on our understanding of the world, this book analyses the literary production of the Asian diaspora in Australia and its engagement with food and culinary discourses. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
