Introduction to Food for Afterthought
Martin Renes
1-2
Eating One’s
Way Through History:
Food and Politics in Manuka Wijesinghe’s Monsoons and Potholes.
Isabel Alonso-Breto
3-14
Herbal
Wisdom: memory and migration
Cathy Avila, Sue Evans
& Annette Morgan 15-33
Cross-Cultural
Pragmatic Failure in Computer-Mediated Communication
Martina
Baumer, Henriette van Rensburg 34-53
Beyond Rock. Social commitment and
political conscience through Popular Music in Australia 1976 - 2002. The case
of Midnight Oil
Roger Bonastre
54-61
‘In love, she remains whole’: Heterosexual
Love in Contemporary Arab
American Poetry Written by Women
Marta Bosch Vilarrubias
62-71
Margaret Fulton: A study of a 1960s
Australian food writer as an activist
Donna Lee Brien
72-82
Philosophy for the Body, Food for the Mind
Montserrat Camps-Gaset, Sergi Grau
83-101
What is Happening is Real
Janie Conway-Herron
102-111
Swallowed Words: bringing up an Aboriginal
past in the city
Kristina L Everett
112-118
Politics, pain and pleasure: the art of
art-making for ‘settled’ Aboriginal
Australians
Lorraine Gibson
119-129
Halligan’s Love Affair with Food
Anne Holden Rønning
130-138
Tradition, Innovation and Fusion: how to
produce enough food for the population?
Francesc Llauradó I Duran
139-156
Suddenly Cooking, Casera
Publications, Barcelona, 2010
ISBN 978-0-9807737-0-5
Mark Maccallum (Reviewer)
157-160
Indigenizing the Zarzuela: Kapampangan
Ethnocentric
Adoption of the Foreign Genre
Julieta C. Mallari
161-175
Eat, my children,
eat
Elisa Morera de la Vall
176-181
Village in the Jungle:
The Eighth Annual Doireann MacDermott
Lecture
Baden Offord
182-194
The Sharpest Knives in the Drawer
Bill Phillips
195-205
Mythologizing Food: Marion Halligan’s
non-fiction
Ulla Rahbek
206-214
Redeeming American democracy in Sayonara
María Isabel Seguro
215-225
Cannibalism in Montaigne, de Certeau and
Derrida
Carles Serra Pagès
226-235
Sea-change or Atrophy? The Australian
Convict Inheritance
Cynthia vanden Driesen
236-250
Dairy Chains: Consumer Foodways and
Agricultural Landscapes
Adele
Wessell
251-260
