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Kiple, Kenneth F.,
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A movable feast :
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ten millennia of food globalization /
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Kenneth F. Kiple.
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Cambridge ;
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New York :
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Cambridge University Press,
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2007.
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xvi, 368 p. :
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ill. ;
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25 cm.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 307-352) and index.
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Preface --
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Acknowledgments --
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Introduction : From foraging to farming --
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ch. 1.
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Last hunters, first farmers --
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ch. 2.
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Building the barnyard --
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Dog --
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Sheep and goats --
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Pig --
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Cattle --
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Horse --
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Camel --
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Water buffalo --
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Yak --
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Caribou --
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Pigeon --
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Chicken --
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Duck --
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Goose --
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ch. 3.
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Promiscuous plants of the northern fertile crescent --
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Wheat --
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Barley --
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Rye --
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Oat --
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Legumes --
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Other vegetable foods --
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Dietary supplements --
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Food and Northern Fertile Crescent technology --
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ch. 4.
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Peripatetic plants of Eastern Asia --
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Tropical tuck of Southeast Asia --
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Banana and plantain --
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Taro --
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Yam --
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Rice --
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Other fruits and vegetables of Southeast Asia --
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China's chief comestibles --
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Rice --
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Millet and cereal imports --
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Culinary competition --
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Vegetables and fruits --
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Agricultural revolution --
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Soybean --
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Beverages --
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Fish--
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South Asian aliments --
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Later East Asian agriculture --
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ch. 5.
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Fecund fringes of the northern fertile crescent --
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African viands --
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Egypt and North Africa --
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South of the Sahara --
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European edibles --
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ch. 6.
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Consequences of the neolithic --
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Social and cultural consequences --
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Ecological consequences --
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Health and demographic consequences --
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Food processing and preservation --
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ch. 7.
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Enterprise and empires --
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Pre-Roman times --
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The
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Roman Empire --
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ch. 8.
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Faith and foodstuffs --
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Islam --
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Christianity --
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Buddhism --
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ch. 9.
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Empires in the rubble of Rome --
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ch. 10.
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Medieval progress and poverty --
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ch. 11.
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Spain's new world, the northern hemisphere --
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Mesoamerica and North America --
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ch. 12.
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New world, new foods --
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ch. 13.
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New foods in the southern New World --
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ch. 14. The
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Columbian exchange and the old worlds --
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Europe --
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Africa and the East --
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Africa --
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Asia --
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ch. 15. The
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Columbian exchange and new worlds --
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Oceania --
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The
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Americas --
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ch. 16.
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Sugar and new beverages --
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Sugar --
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Cacao --
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Coffee --
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Tea --
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Soft drinks --
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Alcoholic beverages --
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ch. 17.
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Kitchen hispanization --
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The
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ABC countries --
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The
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Andean region --
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Mesoamerica --
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The
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Caribbean and the Spanish Main --
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ch. 18.
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Producing plenty in paradise --
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Colonial times in North America --
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The
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new nation --
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ch. 19. The
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frontiers of foreign foods --
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Tsap sui : Chinese influences --
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Spaghetti and red wine : Italian influences --
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Chillies and garbanzos : hispanic influences --
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Creole and Cajun : French and African influences --
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Grits, greens, and beans : African influences again --
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Bratwurst and beer : Germanic influences --
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Tea and boiled pudding : English influences --
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ch. 20.
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Capitalism, colonialism, and cuisine --
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ch. 21.
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Homemade food homogeneity --
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Restaurants --
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Prepared foods, frozen foods, fast foods, and supermarkets --
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ch. 22.
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Notions of nutrients and nutriments --
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Thiamine and beriberi --
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Vitamin C and scurvy --
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Niacin and pellagra --
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Vitamin D, rickets, and other bone maladies --
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Iodine and goiter --
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ch. 23. The
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perils of plenty --
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ch. 24. The
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globalization of plenty --
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ch. 25.
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Fast food, a hymn to cellulite --
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ch. 26.
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Parlous plenty into the twenty-first century --
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ch. 27.
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People and plenty in the twenty-first century --
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Notes --
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Index.
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History.
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Globalization.
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