Food, Form, and Visibility: Glub and the Aesthetics of Everyday Life.

Explores the aesthetics of everyday life in postcolonial cities. Impact of mass migration on cities; Neocultural expression; Cultural phenomena of food; Characteristics of immigrant neighborhood.

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Published in:Postcolonial Studies Vol. 8; no. 1; pp. 51 - 74
Main Author: BAL, MIEKE
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Published: Taylor & Francis Ltd Jan2005
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