Edited by Harlan Walker. 230 pages.
OXFORD SYMPOSIUM
ON FOOD AND COOKERY
1991 PROCEEDINGS
CONTENTS
UTILITY AND SYMBOL IN PUBLIC EATING
Sami Zubaida ---------- 1
FEEDING THE 42,000. PUBLIC INSTITUTIONAL EATING:
THE BRITISH ARMY IN THE GULF
Dr. Joan P. Alcock ---------- 6
THE WHISTLE-BLOWERS:
THE DARKER SIDE OF PUBLIC EATING
WITH REVIEWS OF TWO BOOKS FROM ABROAD
Josephine Bacon ---------- 26
EATING OUT IN NIGERIA -
FROM FOOD VENDORS TO THE SHERITON
Dr. Esther Balogh ---------- 29
SLOW STARVATION. SOME NOTES CONCERNING
THE FEEDING OF CHILDREN
IN NINETEENTH CENTURY INSTITUTIONS
Maggie Black & Priscilla Bain ----- 36
IDENTITY WITH MYCENAEAN ANCESTORS
IN CULT MEALS AT ANCIENT GREEK SANCTUARIES
Prof. Phyllis P. Bober ---------- 50
THE COMPANY OF QAHWA
Holly Chase ---------- 54
TWO SIXTEENTH CENTURY BANQUETS IN MEXICO
Dr. Sophie D. Coe ---------- 61
TRANSYLVANIAN INNS AND TRAVELLERS
Andrew Dalby ---------- 67
PASTA EATING IN THE STREETS OF NAPLES
June di Schino ---------- 76
STREET FOOD/ROAD FOOD
IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST
John Doerper ---------- 80
POSTGATE IN PARTIBUS
Christopher Driver ---------- 86
SINGAPORE STREET FOOD
Hugo Dunn-Meynell ---------- 89
BALUT TO BARBECUE:
PHILIPPINE STREET FOOD
Professor Doreen G. Fernandez ----- 98
HOSPITAL FOOD
Bobby Freeman ---------- 105
TABLE TOP COOKING
Elizabeth Gabay ---------- 108
PAVEMENT FOOD, PACKED MEALS
AND PICNICS IN JAPAN
Prof. Richard F. Hosking ---------- 117
THE BEER TAVERNS OF PRAGUE
Sharon Hudgins ---------- 122
BURGER AND FRIES:
FROM WHITE CASTLES TO GOLDEN ARCHES
Tom Hudgins ---------- 141
TEENAGERS FREQUENTING A SNACK-BAR
Preben L. Johannesen ---------- 150
THE ENGLISH TEA ROOM
Dr. Brigid Keane & Olive Portnoy ----- 157
DINING OUT IN ANCIENT ROME
Mary Wallace Kelsey ---------- 166
STREET FOOD IN HAWAII
Judith M. Kirkendall ---------- 171
THE AMERICAN HOT DOG STAND
Professor Bruce Kraig ---------- 174
FOOD, DRINK, AND SWAHILI PUBLIC SPACE
Robert A. Leonard & Wendy J. Saliba ----- 178
CAMP COOKERY IN THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR:
THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE
AND ALEXIS SOYER CONNECTIONS
Professor Daniel & Mrs. Janice Longone 186
FIELD FOOD - MEN'S BUSINESS Elisabeth Luard ---------- 192
GOBBLE, GULP AND GO
Jeremy MacClancy ---------- 196
ICE CREAM AND IMMORALITY
Francis McKee ---------- 199
LEARNING HOW TO EAT IN PUBLIC: SCHOOL DINNERS
Laura Mason ---------- 206
THE OYSTER HOUSE - THEN AND NOW
Richard C. Mieli ---------- 211
EATING OUT IN THE ANCIENT NEAR EAST
Janny de Moor ---------- 213
PRE-COLOMBIAN MARKET FOOD AND ITS DESCENDANTS
Elisabeth Lambert Ortiz ---------- 222
PUBLIC EATING, PUBLIC MANNERS IN ASIA
Sri & Roger Owen ---------- 223
JUDHABAH AND LAUZINAJ:
OR WHAT TO ORDER IN 9TH CENTURY BAGHDAD
Charles Perry ---------- 231
TEMPERANCE HOTELS AND
'THOSE DAMNED COLD WATER DRINKING SOCIETIES'
Jo Marie Powers & Dorothy Duncan 234
GIOVEDI GNOCCHI, SABATO TRIPPA Gillian Riley ---------- 246
THE ASIANISATION OF THE AUSTRALIAN PALATE
Cherry Ripe ---------- 251
PUBLIC EATING IN AFGHANISTAN
Helen Saberi ---------- 258
CHEZ SOI CHEZ EUX
Alice Wooledge Salmon ---------- 269
CHELLOW KABAB - THE NATIONAL DISH OF IRAN
Margaret Shaida ---------- 272
MARKETPLACE AND STREET FOOD IN HUNGARY,
1850 TO 1950
Dr. Louis Szathmary ---------- 276
COFFEE HOUSES IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY
Greta Verdin ---------- 285
FROM TURTLE TO TRIPE: PHILADELPHIA PEPPERPOT,
A STREET FOOD FROM THE WEST INDIES
William Woys Weaver ---------- 287
PENNY LICKS AND HOKEY POKEY,
ICE CREAM BEFORE THE CONE
Robin Weir ---------- 295
EXPOSITIONS UNIVERSELLES
Barbara K. Wheaton ---------- 301
PUBLIC (AND PRIVATE) EATING IN GREECE 450-300 BC
Dr. John Wilkins ---------- 306
HISTORICAL ATTITUDES
TO WOMEN EATING IN RESTAURANTS
Anne Williams ---------- 311
PUBLIC EATING - AN EXHIBITION
Lisa Chaney ---------- 315
A SCOTTISH DINNER
Catherine Brown ---------- 316
AN ITALIAN LUNCH
organised by Anna Del Conte ----- 320
LIST OF PARTICIPANTS ---------- 321
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