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Paperback. Condition: New. Moldanado was curious to learn why legumes were so overlooked in western diets compared to that of her native India. Her subsequent research turned up a number of misconceptions and inaccuracies as reasons for the prevailing lack of interest in them. This, in turn, let her to research legume-based diets in other parts of the world to ascertain what, if any, impact they had on health and disease in those locales. The information she accumulated was very enlightening-across the board it showed there were major advantages to be gained by adding legumes to the diet. From here it was a short step to sharing her discoveries and doing this to help improve people's health became the initial reason for her decision to write LEGUMES. The first five informative chapters discuss all the aspects of super-food legumes-their history, their food value, their health implications and which legumes are most commonly eaten around the world. The next two chapters encourage readers to participate in preparing and eating the legumes they've been learning about.…

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Condition: New. pp. xvii + 84.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Moldanado was curious to learn why legumes were so overlooked in western diets compared to that of her native India. Her subsequent research turned up a number of misconceptions and inaccuracies as reasons for the prevailing lack of interest in them. This, in turn, let her to research legume-based diets in other parts of the world to ascertain what, if any, impact they had on health and disease in those locales. The information she accumulated was very enlightening-across the board it showed there were major advantages to be gained by adding legumes to the diet. From here it was a short step to sharing her discoveries and doing this to help improve people's health became the initial reason for her decision to write LEGUMES. The first five informative chapters discuss all the aspects of super-food legumes-their history, their food value, their health implications and which legumes are most commonly eaten around the world. The next two chapters encourage readers to participate in preparing and eating the legumes they've been learning about. The advantages to be gained by adding legumes to the diet are explained. All aspects of the super-food legumes - their history, food value, their health implications, and which legumes are most commonly eaten around the world. An enlightening look at optimizing and maintaining your health with legumes. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Soft cover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Ecocriticism: An Introduction. 2. Ecocriticism and Romanticism. 3. Science and Ecocriticism. 4. Environmental Ethics: An Overview of Foundational Texts.5. Life-Places and Ecocriticism. 6. Urban Ecocriticism. 7. Writing Back to the Centre: From Postcolonial Ecocriticism to Ecocriticism of the Global South. 8. Women Writing Nature. 9. New Trajectories. 10. Swampspeak: An Example of Ecocritical Interpretive Practice. Afterword. Glossary of Select Terms. Suggested Reading. This book provides a detailed introduction to the multifaceted and evolving discipline of ecocriticism. It locates ecocriticism within the varied domains of the Romantic movement, science, ethics, feminism and urban life, while tracing the evolution of the field from the coinage of the term to its new trajectories, through its various phases or waves . The book explores important concepts such as ecofeminism and material ecocriticism and points out the ways in which this literary/cultural theory seeks to engage with our troubled environmental times . (jacket).…

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Soft cover. Condition: New. ISBN:9789385606199,210pp.

Soft cover. Condition: New. ISBN:9788172739980 N.A.

Soft cover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. This unique anthology presents the experiences and views of seventeen contemporary Tamil women writers whose works explore the implications of being female in Tamil Nadu today, in serious and playful ways. Challenging the rigid, polarising binaries of the 'inner feminine', or aham, and the 'outer masculine', or puram, prevalent in classical Sangam literature.…

Hardcover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. Mayilamma (1940-2007) was an illiterate adivasi woman whose iconic leadership of her community against the unrestrained extraction and pollution of water by Coca-Cola put the nondescript village of Plachimada on the Kerala-Tamil Nadu border on the global map of environmental activism. Mayilamma: Oru Jeevitham maps the rise of eco-activism in Kerala alongside the realities of consumption, globalisation, widening socio-economic inequalities and the rising ecological burdens borne by the marginalised poor. Swarnalatha Rangarajan and Sreejith Varma s English translation brings this important Malayalam text into the domain of international environmental justice writing for the first time, and shows how-in a classic David-and-Goliath struggle-this frail fifty-year old widow became a symbol of the global resistance against the multinational soft-drink giant. Mayilamma s life story-of an earth-carer intensely involved in the protection of livelihoods and local neighbourhoods-adopts the traditional oral mode of narration, central to the construction of the collective memory of tribal communities. It allows the reader to visualise the slow violence of fissured earth narratives, such as the stories of toxic buildup, water pollution, deforestation, accelerated species loss and loss of habitats. The connection between rootedness in the local and a sense of belonging to the global ecosystem is best understood through life narratives like Mayilamma, a story that translates the mantra of ecology-everything is connected-into a web of concrete relations that includes not only the ecological, but also cultural, economic and political processes. This is a must read for students of environmental studies, ecological activists, and everyone who feels responsible for their only home-the earth.…

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