"Food studies scholarship focuses on the meaning humans bring to food, and its investigations are not defined solely by a certain type of activity (e.g., consumption but not production) or by a certain scope or scale of human organization (thus not small-scale societies over individual behaviors). An approach this broad and heterodox often requires using the theories and methods of multiple disciplines: food studies scholars move easily between history, anthropology, literary studies, political science, development studies, et cetera" (Trubek, 2017, para. 3). Trubek, A. B. (2017). Introduction to food studies methods. In J. Chrzan, & J. Brett (Eds.), Research methods for anthropological studies of food and nutrition: Food culture: anthropology, linguistics and food studies. Berghahn Books. Credo Reference.
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