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The Moral Force of Guidelines: How Surgeons Use Evidence-Based Medicine to Curb Their Interventionism. [PDF]
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2012
Abstract The study of food, an area associated with domesticity and women's work, has been neglected in sociology for decades. Folklorists and anthropologists in the past already recognized the importance of food in the development of cultures, religions, group dynamics, symbolism, communication, and other sources of meaning in human ...
Sierra Clark Burnett, Krishnendu Ray
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Abstract The study of food, an area associated with domesticity and women's work, has been neglected in sociology for decades. Folklorists and anthropologists in the past already recognized the importance of food in the development of cultures, religions, group dynamics, symbolism, communication, and other sources of meaning in human ...
Sierra Clark Burnett, Krishnendu Ray
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Journal of Nutritional Ecology and Food Research, 2014
The aim of the paper consists on introducing the relation between food and sociology. The first part of the discourse will examine how important is the understanding of this topic within the sociological field. In fact, sociologists use to appeal to food and dietary behaviors in order to explain a number of social phenomena.
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The aim of the paper consists on introducing the relation between food and sociology. The first part of the discourse will examine how important is the understanding of this topic within the sociological field. In fact, sociologists use to appeal to food and dietary behaviors in order to explain a number of social phenomena.
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SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF FOOD AND NUTRITION IN IRAN
Foodservice Research International, 2001This paper seeks to analyze the food and nutrition of Iran and the impact of the social elements on this system. Regards food and nutrition as a system with the following sub‐systems: production, importation, processing, storing, distribution and consumption.
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