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From: Ryan Thomas Adams (rtadams)
Date: 12/10/07


FYI...

Ryan Thomas Adams
Ph.D. Candidate - Anthropology - Indiana University, Bloomington
Future Faculty Teaching Fellow - IUPUI
rtadams at indiana.edu

Begin forwarded message:

> From: "Rachel Black" <reblack at gmail.com>
> Date: December 10, 2007 3:08:41 AM EST
> To: "ASFS ListServ" <asfs at lists.nyu.edu>
> Subject: [asfs] CFP-AAA Roundtable "Knorks and Mezzalunas: Cutting  
> Edges of Food Studies in Anthropology"
> Reply-To: "ASFS ListServ" <asfs at lists.nyu.edu>
>
> American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting
> November 19-23, 2008, San Francisco, CA
>
> Roundtable Panel Call for Proposals
>
> Knorks and Mezzalunas: Cutting Edges of Food Studies in Anthropology
>
> Building on the images of the "knork," a trendy knife-fork  
> combination tool, and the "mezzaluna," a traditional sublimely  
> practical Italian half-moon shaped knife with handles at both  
> horns, this roundtable will focus on cutting edge ideas and issues  
> in the anthropological study of food?past, present or imagined.   
> The roundtable will consist of five-minute presentations by  
> scholars from a variety of sub-disciplines on exciting topics in  
> food anthropology interspersed with ample time for audience  
> discussion.  Presentations from scholars at all stages of their  
> careers are welcome on innovative methods, insightful theories,  
> recent discoveries, on-going projects, issues that need to be  
> studied, tried-and-true approaches that need to be rehoned, and so  
> on.  Interested participants should send abstracts of 100-200 words  
> to Carole Counihan carole.counihan at millersville.edu and Rachel  
> Black reblack at gmail.com by February 1, 2008.
>
> -- 
> Rachel E. Black, PhD
> Universita di Scienze Gastronomiche
> Piazza Vittorio Emanuele, 9
> Fr. Pollenzo
> 12060 Bra (CN) Italia
> http://www.unisg.it
>
> http://www.rachelblack.ca
>
> Social Sciences Book Review Editor
> Food and Foodways
> ---
> This listserv is a free service of the Association for the Study of  
> Food and Society (ASFS).  For more information or to join ASFS  
> visit www.food-culture.org  Information derived from this listserv  
> should be cited as follows: Author, Electronic communication,  
> Listserv of the Association for the Study of Food and Society,  
> Date, www.food-culture.org
>
>
> You are currently subscribed to asfs as: rtadams at indiana.edu
> To unsubscribe send a blank email to  
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