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Asia Pacific journal of clinical nutrition, 2019
Uyghur food culture has a long history. It is rich in resources, with the strong characteristics of being "green" and healthy, and having high nutritional value. We analyze the development and current status of Uyghur food culture, and explore the value of developing this food culture's resources.
Ayixiamuguli, Ayoufu +2 more
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Uyghur food culture has a long history. It is rich in resources, with the strong characteristics of being "green" and healthy, and having high nutritional value. We analyze the development and current status of Uyghur food culture, and explore the value of developing this food culture's resources.
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Measuring Food Culture: a Tool for Public Health Practice
Current Obesity Reports, 2020Rebecca Kanter, J. Gittelsohn
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2004
India is an immense cultural smorgasbord. When a foreigner visits the country, they can be overwhelmed by the sensation. From every direction there is the sound and smell of unfamiliar music, dance, films and food. It is certainly too much to absorb in a single business visit, though this chapter aims to give a flavour of what to expect.
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India is an immense cultural smorgasbord. When a foreigner visits the country, they can be overwhelmed by the sensation. From every direction there is the sound and smell of unfamiliar music, dance, films and food. It is certainly too much to absorb in a single business visit, though this chapter aims to give a flavour of what to expect.
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1996
The Penguin Dictionary of Sociology defines culture as "the symbolic and learned, non-biological aspects of human society, including language, custom and convention…" (p. 98). Thus one approach to food and nutrition undertaken by sociologists is cultural in nature.
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The Penguin Dictionary of Sociology defines culture as "the symbolic and learned, non-biological aspects of human society, including language, custom and convention…" (p. 98). Thus one approach to food and nutrition undertaken by sociologists is cultural in nature.
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