The fact that meat consumption is allegedly on the rise in India, a country often depicted as primarily vegetarian, feeds speculation. By paying special attention to the spatial dimensions of this foodstuff, this thesis aims at investigating the recasting of the meanings of meat in this country, particularly in the State of Tamil Nadu. In India, meat consumption is still marginal. Its consumption is religiously, morally, medically and economically regulated. Ecological, technical, social and symbolic constraints shape its networks of provision. The uses and significations of the different meats are contested in slaughterhouses. In the public space, the visibility of butcheries is under strict control. Thus, the issue of meat, and especially...
The global consumption of meat and animal products has increased dramatically in recent decades, par...
The rapidly escalating production and consumption of meat across the world has drawn much attention ...
The ‘meatification’ of human diets has been subject to increasing scholarly attention in recent year...
L’augmentation présumée de la consommation de viande en Inde, pays parfois décrit comme étant princi...
Meat-eating in India cannot be analysed simply as a marker of ritual impurity: the culinary experien...
Since 2010, more than two hundred cases of violence related to the sale or alleged consumption of be...
Does development affect food practices? The nutrition transition model correlates positively meat co...
In ancient Ayurvedic treaties, the meat of wild animals is described as particularly beneficial for ...
International audienceDeonar’s slaughterhouse employs 1500 persons and supplies the local and intern...
Transitioning towards a plant-based diet is considered both ethical and environmentally friendly fro...
Abstract The consumption of meat is increasing in India and agriculture is considered as the backbon...
Meat consumption occupies a central place in Western dietary habits and is growing substantially in ...
The 'meat paradox' is the psychological conflict between people's enjoyment of meat and their moral ...
The food practices of Hindus in north India have historically been viewed through the prisms of cast...
Some scholars contend that the Global South is experiencing a consumer-driven nutrition transition c...
The global consumption of meat and animal products has increased dramatically in recent decades, par...
The rapidly escalating production and consumption of meat across the world has drawn much attention ...
The ‘meatification’ of human diets has been subject to increasing scholarly attention in recent year...
L’augmentation présumée de la consommation de viande en Inde, pays parfois décrit comme étant princi...
Meat-eating in India cannot be analysed simply as a marker of ritual impurity: the culinary experien...
Since 2010, more than two hundred cases of violence related to the sale or alleged consumption of be...
Does development affect food practices? The nutrition transition model correlates positively meat co...
In ancient Ayurvedic treaties, the meat of wild animals is described as particularly beneficial for ...
International audienceDeonar’s slaughterhouse employs 1500 persons and supplies the local and intern...
Transitioning towards a plant-based diet is considered both ethical and environmentally friendly fro...
Abstract The consumption of meat is increasing in India and agriculture is considered as the backbon...
Meat consumption occupies a central place in Western dietary habits and is growing substantially in ...
The 'meat paradox' is the psychological conflict between people's enjoyment of meat and their moral ...
The food practices of Hindus in north India have historically been viewed through the prisms of cast...
Some scholars contend that the Global South is experiencing a consumer-driven nutrition transition c...
The global consumption of meat and animal products has increased dramatically in recent decades, par...
The rapidly escalating production and consumption of meat across the world has drawn much attention ...
The ‘meatification’ of human diets has been subject to increasing scholarly attention in recent year...