Add to ORKGThe food we consume says a great deal about who we are. Our culture, beliefs, values, and family history join us every night around the dinner table, guiding our culinary choices. However, food also carries stories that are often overlooked, stories of oppression and marginalization that dictate access to certain foods as well as their means of production. Mexican food in the United States rises as a prime example of these contradictory stories with dishes like tacos and burritos enjoyed ubiquitously around the country while Mexican migrants perform dangerous, low-paid, and under-valued work across the food production system. Reading food in Latinx literature reveals the complex intersection of food, migration, and identity, helping us to u...
Framed through the standardizations of food and generalizations of people, this research explores th...
In the context of transnational migration, ethnic markets function as segmented spaces where migrant...
This thesis is about food practices and change among Mexican migrants living in West Queens, New Yor...
This research explores contemporary Latinx literature to examine the way discourse about food is pre...
In literary work, readers can recognize certain devices employed by the author to reflect on the hum...
This work explores how people talk about food. My original problem was to find how the idea of a cul...
During the past couple of decades, the topic of food and identity has become the subject of increase...
This thesis examines Mexican American foodways to determine if and how cultural identity is formed, ...
During the past couple of decades, the topic of food and identity has become the subject of increase...
This project addresses the important role that food preparation and food consumption play in the pro...
Access restricted to the OSU CommunityIn this dissertation, I combine the fields of food studies, Ch...
Food plays a large role in everyone\u27s life, but this role is particularly complex when it comes t...
The Fooding of Narrative in Contemporary Women’s Transnational Fiction examines how foodstuffs are s...
Food Studies in Latin American Literature presents a timely collection of essays analyzing a wide ar...
The sharing of Mexican food in Tucson at festivals, restaurants, and grocery stores between Euro-Ame...
Framed through the standardizations of food and generalizations of people, this research explores th...
In the context of transnational migration, ethnic markets function as segmented spaces where migrant...
This thesis is about food practices and change among Mexican migrants living in West Queens, New Yor...
This research explores contemporary Latinx literature to examine the way discourse about food is pre...
In literary work, readers can recognize certain devices employed by the author to reflect on the hum...
This work explores how people talk about food. My original problem was to find how the idea of a cul...
During the past couple of decades, the topic of food and identity has become the subject of increase...
This thesis examines Mexican American foodways to determine if and how cultural identity is formed, ...
During the past couple of decades, the topic of food and identity has become the subject of increase...
This project addresses the important role that food preparation and food consumption play in the pro...
Access restricted to the OSU CommunityIn this dissertation, I combine the fields of food studies, Ch...
Food plays a large role in everyone\u27s life, but this role is particularly complex when it comes t...
The Fooding of Narrative in Contemporary Women’s Transnational Fiction examines how foodstuffs are s...
Food Studies in Latin American Literature presents a timely collection of essays analyzing a wide ar...
The sharing of Mexican food in Tucson at festivals, restaurants, and grocery stores between Euro-Ame...
Framed through the standardizations of food and generalizations of people, this research explores th...
In the context of transnational migration, ethnic markets function as segmented spaces where migrant...
This thesis is about food practices and change among Mexican migrants living in West Queens, New Yor...