تحقیق در عادات غذایی: روش‌ها و مشکلات (انسان‌شناسی غذا و تغذیه، جلد ۵)

Introduction: How to do Anthropologies of Food Jeremy / MacClancy and Helen Macbeth -- Anthropology of Food and Pluridisciplinarity / Igor de Garine -- Definitions, Concepts and Methods in the Ethnobotany of Food Plants / Attila T. Szabó -- Qualitative Research in the Anthropology of Food: A Comprehensive Qualitative/Quantitative Approach / Annie Hubert -- "Tell me what you eat and you will tell me who you are": Methodological Notes on the Interaction between Researcher and Informants in the Anthropology of Food / F. Xavier Medina -- Food, Identity, Identification / Jeremy MacClancy -- Doing it Wrong: Why Bother to do Imperfect Research? / Gerald Mars and Valerie Mars -- Methods for Assessing Taste Abilities and Hedonic Responses in Human and Nonhuman Primates / Bruno Simmen, Patrick Pasquet and Claude Marcel Hladik -- Researching Food Preferences: Methods and Problems for Anthropologists / Helen Macbeth and Fiona Mowatt -- Dietary Intake Methods in the Anthropology of Food and Nutrition / Stanley J. Ulijaszek -- Studying Food Intake Frequency: A Macrosurvey Technique for Anthropologists / Jeya Henry and Helen Macbeth -- The Concept of Energy Balance and the Quantification of Time Allocation and Energy Expenditure / Patrick Pasquet -- Methods for Obtaining Quantitative Data on Food Habits in the First Half of the Twentieth Century / Isabel González Turmo and José Mataix Verdú -- Reconstructing Diets for Compensation for Nuclear Testing in Rongelap, Marshall Islands / Nancy J. Pollock -- Food, Culture, Political and Economic Identity: Revitalising the Food-systems Perspective in the Study of Food-based Identity / Ellen Messer -- Epilogue: Some Final Hints / Helen Macbeth and Jeremy MacClancy.;The term 'Anthropology of Food' has become an accepted abbreviation for the study of anthropological perspectives on food, diet and nutrition, an increasingly important subdivision of anthropology that encompasses a rich variety of perspectives, academic approaches, theories, and methods. Its multi-disciplinary nature adds to its complexity. This is the first publication to offer guidance for researchers working in this diverse and expanding field of anthropology. Introduction: How To Do Anthropologies Of Food Jeremy Macclancy And Helen Macbeth -- Chapter 1. Anthropology Of Food And Pluridisciplinarity Igor De Garine -- Chapter 2. Definitions, Concepts And Methods In The Ethnobotany Of Food Plants Attila T. Szabó -- Chapter 3. Qualitative Research In The Anthropology Of Food: A Comprehensive Qualitative/quantitative Approach Annie Hubert -- Chapter 4. {u2018}tell Me What You Eat And You Will Tell Me Who You Are{u2019}: Methodological Notes On The Interaction Between Researcher And Informants In The Anthropology Of Food F. Xavier Medina -- Chapter 5. Food, Identity, Identification Jeremy Macclancy -- Chapter 6. Doing It Wrong: Why Bother To Do Imperfect Research? Gerald Mars And Valerie Mars -- Chapter 7. Methods For Assessing Taste Abilities And Hedonic Responses In Human And Nonhuman Primates Bruno Simmen, Patrick Pasquet And Claude Marcel Hladik -- Chapter 8. Researching Food Preferences: Methods And Problems For Anthropologists Helen Macbeth And Fiona Mowatt -- Chapter 9. Dietary Intake Methods In The Anthropology Of Food And Nutrition Stanley J. Ulijaszek -- Chapter 10. Studying Food Intake Frequency: A Macrosurvey Technique For Anthropologists Jeya Henry And Helen Macbeth -- Chapter 11. The Concept Of Energy Balance And The Quantification Of Time Allocation And Energy Expenditure Patrick Pasquet -- Chapter 12. Methods For Obtaining Quantitative Data On Food Habits In The First Half Of The Twentieth Century Isabel González Turmo And José Mataix Verdú -- Chapter 13. Reconstructing Diets For Compensation For Nuclear Testing In Rongelap, Marshall Islands Nancy J. Pollock -- Chapter 14. Food, Culture, Political And Economic Identity: Revitalising The Food-systems Perspective In The Study Of Food-based Identity Ellen Messer -- Epilogue: Some Final Hints Helen Macbeth And Jeremy Macclancy Edited By Helen Macbeth And Jeremy Macclancy. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.

the Term &rsquoanthropology Of Food&rsquo Has Become An Accepted Abbreviation For The Study Of Anthropological Perspectives On Food, Diet And Nutrition, An Increasingly Important Subdivision Of Anthropology That Encompasses A Rich Variety Of Perspectives, Academic Approaches, Theories, And Methods. Its Multi-disciplinary Nature Adds To Its Complexity. This Is The First Publication To Offer Guidance For Researchers Working In This Diverse And Expanding Field Of Anthropology.

The term 'Anthropology of Food' has become an accepted abbreviation for the study of anthropological perspectives on food, diet and nutrition, an increasingly important subdivision of anthropology that encompasses a rich variety of perspectives, academic approaches, theories, and methods. Its multi-disciplinary nature adds to its complexity. This is the first publication to offer guidance for researchers working in this diverse and expanding field of anthropology.[publisher]