Food as nostalgia: Eating the fifties and sixties∗

Duruz, Jean

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“…Constructions of rurality in Australia have never solely looked to England (cf. Duruz, 1999), no better exemplified than in country music. Although country music in Australia was certainly linked stylistically to Celtic folk roots, Australian ruralities have been thoroughly mediated by American representations, via popular cultural forms.…”

Section: A Site Of Music: the 'Country' And 'Country Musicmentioning

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Tamworth, Australia's ‘country music capital’: place marketing, rurality, and resident reactions

Gibson

Davidson

2004

Journal of Rural Studies

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Tamworth, Australia's ‘country music capital’: place marketing, rurality, and resident reactions

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Davidson

2004

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“…La récupération des biens de consommation fabriqués pendant l'ère socialiste a été observée ailleurs en Europe orientale et, particulièrement, dans l'ex-République démocratique allemande (voir Berdahl 1999 ;Blum 2000). La marchandisation de la nostalgie à travers les produits alimentaires a été étudiée par Duruz (1999), Sutton (2001) et Kugelmass (1990). La remémoration d'un passé plus « savoureux » dans une Grèce en voie de modernisation a été étudiée par Seremetakis (1994).…”

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Souvenirs sensoriels du socialisme1

Lankauskas

2007

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RésuméEn insistant sur l’importance des sens dans la pratique de la remémoration sociale, le présent article prend ses distances avec les méthodologies logocentriques qui, dans les recherches sur la mémoire, privilégient le récit et le texte. Prenant pour objet d’analyse ethnographique un musée en plein air consacré à la commémoration de l’histoire soviétique de la Lituanie, il examinera comment la vue et le goût sont mobilisés pour déclencher des souvenirs qui agissent comme trait d’union entre le passé socialiste du pays et son présent « capitaliste ». Cet article démontrera, par ailleurs, que ce musée constitue un lieu ethnographique approprié pour formuler une critique des approches simplistes et unilinéaires appliquées aux changements systémiques qui, après la fin du régime communiste, continuent de se produire en Europe orientale.

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“…Duruz. ‘Food as Nostalgia: eating the fifties and sixties’, Australian Historical Studies , 113, (), 231–250.…”

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Historiographic Foodways: A Survey of Food and Drink Histories in Australia

Luckins

2013

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This essay is a survey of the field of food and drink history in Australia since the 1970s. It discusses the range of research and picks out key historiographic aspects: the search for an Australian cuisine; regional food cultures; connection between sources and historical interpretation; and the interdisciplinarity of food and drink history. It suggests that as food and drink histories have broadened beyond a search for culinary traditions and a gastronomic sensibility, so our understanding of food and drink in Australian history has deepened. It also argues that food and drink history is more than textual knowledge in books and articles: television programs and exhibitions held in museums and libraries, for example, have enhanced our understanding of food and drink histories. and the School of Tourism and Hospitality Management, respectively. Moreover, there is a wide range of topics in the field: gastronomy, nutrition, drink cultures, cuisine, diet, home economics, dining and agriculture, which at times seem to exist in isolation from each other. In addition, there are diverse theoretical and methodological approaches including statistical data, memoir, literature, cookbooks, oral history, symbolism, experience, ritual, material culture and cultural studies. Perhaps,then, in the first instance, it is the interdisciplinarity and hybridity of scholarship which marks the field of food and drink history in Australia.From the perspective of a historian, questions about food and drink are profoundly historical. The answers add to our knowledge about food preparation, presentation and consumption, and evaluative notions of cuisine and gastronomic quality. Food and drink can be used as a means to generate fresh understandings of broader historical forces to do with migration,

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Food as nostalgia: Eating the fifties and sixties∗

Cited by 38 publications

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Tamworth, Australia's ‘country music capital’: place marketing, rurality, and resident reactions

Tamworth, Australia's ‘country music capital’: place marketing, rurality, and resident reactions

Souvenirs sensoriels du socialisme1

Historiographic Foodways: A Survey of Food and Drink Histories in Australia

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