Foodscapes

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Landschaft und Vegetation

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Foodscapes – a Neopragmatic Redescription

“…The word 'foodscape' represents a composite of the word 'food' ' and the suffix 'scape' and, according to current research, denotes a synopsis of spatially differentiated food availabilities, productions, and distributions (Sedelmeier et al 2022). The concept of 'Foodscapes' dates back to the mid-1990 s (Yasmeen 1996).…”

“…It emerged in the context of scholarly concern with social and spatial inequalities involving food and associated relationships with public health (Vonthron et al 2020). Although the concept of 'Foodscapes' dates from the late 20th century, concern with issues of the spatial distribution of food production, distribution, and consumption dates back to the early 19th century (Sedelmeier et al 2022). In this respect, research on the topic can look back on a history of about two centuries, which in turn provides insights into thematic as well as theoretical orientations of research on the topic of spatial synopsis in the context of food production, distribution, and consumption.…”

“…Other research had a normative orientation in which the characteristics of current Foodscapes were criticized. Only in recent years has a social constructivist perspective been added (Vonthron et al 2020;Sedelmeier et al 2022). The second portion, the suffix 'scapes', illustrates the aspect of synopsis, as it has a history of over two centuries in scientific landscape research (this is particularly evident in the German language designation of the research field as 'Foodscapes') and has developed a variety of theoretical perspectives since the 1980 s that can be applied to the study of 'Foodscapes' (overview works on the thematic field of theoretical approaches 7 Foodscapes -a Neopragmatic Redescription to landscape offer: Bourassa 1991;Winchester et al 2003;Wylie 2007;Howard et al 2019;Kühne 2019.…”

Delhi ke momos mast hote hain: Constructing the city through food

“…Food as an analytical point of entry is common in geography, largely clustered under what has been termed foodscapes (MacKendrick, 2014;Sedelmeier et al, 2022). This wide cluster has within itself many other variations, across disciplines, which focus on various aspects from identity (Farrer and Wang, 2021) and gender (Palat Narayanan, 2022a) to oppression (Rege, 2009) and ethnonationalism (Haniffa, 2017).…”