Rituál a každodenné spotrebiteľské praktiky na českom a poľskom vidieku: pochopenie modernity prostredníctvom zmien v stravovacích návykoch

Rok, strany: 2004, 103 - 121

In this study we are raising questions about the connections which exist, across historical periods, ideologies of modernity and tradition (or what might be called neo-traditionalism) and about the disjuncture between them. To some extent at least disjuncture in the contexts with which we are concerned is associated with the end of communism: what does it mean to leave behind the practices that develeped during fifty years of socialist planning and the concurrent socialist constructions of a particular type of modernity? In the cases of Poland and the Czech Republic, these links and ruptures could be considered at the level of the individual, the family, the local and the national. We chose here to focus on individuals and families, nad lood at food, gender and consumption in specific contexts: in relation to weddings, and wedding ritual, over time; and in relation to daily diet and national cuisine, and the making of gendered bodies and national meaning through food. In each context, we ask how notions of modernity and tradition are elicited, constructed and contested in relation to food.

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Haukanes, H., Pine, F. 2004. Rituál a každodenné spotrebiteľské praktiky na českom a poľskom vidieku: pochopenie modernity prostredníctvom zmien v stravovacích návykoch. In Slovenský národopis / Slovak Ethnology, vol. 52, no.2, pp. 103-121. 1339-9357.

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Haukanes, H., Pine, F. (2004). Rituál a každodenné spotrebiteľské praktiky na českom a poľskom vidieku: pochopenie modernity prostredníctvom zmien v stravovacích návykoch. Slovenský národopis / Slovak Ethnology, 52(2), 103-121. 1339-9357.