Blank Food
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https://doi.org/10.13136/isr.v3i3.68Keywords:
social imaginary, eating, hungerAbstract
Eating is not merely a means of survival, it is tied to the mechanisms, with all the rules and underlying connotations, in establishing social relations: in other words, sociality shaped through shared meals. In this perspective, food presentation plays a fundamental role, acquiring in its appearance an aesthetic virtue. In today’s social imaginary, we ask ourselves: what is the new frontier of food aesthetics? Moreover, assuming aesthetics clearly shows a specific social outlook, what does this suggest on a value basis? The growing ostentation of food and, above all, creative cooking, serve dishes hard to define as ingredients intend to decorate. A culinary experience thus turns into a social ritual of deliberately abrogating the role and logic of nutrition.Downloads
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04.12.2013
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Pascali, M. (2013). Blank Food. Italian Sociological Review, 3(3), 176. https://doi.org/10.13136/isr.v3i3.68
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