Historias del Comer y del Beber En Buenos Aires: Arqueologia Historica de La Vajilla de Mesa

by Daniel Schavelzon

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A readable, highly informative, and insightful history of some dimensions of the material culture in Buenos Aires from late colonial times to the end of the 19th century. Particularly convincing are the discussions on the mutual exchanges among the native, criolla, and immigrant culinary traditions, the increasing privatization of the domestic space, the changes in the tableware, and the diversity of the Ri o de la Plata diet in which beef was not, as common knowledge has tended to stress, show more the only consumed meat. [DA] show less

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Nonfiction, History, Food & Cooking, Economics
DDC/MDS
394.1209821Society, government, & cultureCustoms, etiquette & folkloreGeneral customsEating, drinking, using drugsEating and drinkingstandard subdivisionsHistory, geographic treatment, biography
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TX360 .A713 .B847TechnologyHome economicsHome economicsNutrition. Foods and food supply

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