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Emily Contois, Diners Dudes & Diet: How Gender and Power Collide in Food Media and Culture (University of North Carolina Press, 2020)

Rachel Cleves

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Emily Contois acts as a bemused tour guide to gendered food media and culture in Diners, Dudes & Diet, beginning with the book’s dedication page which captures a snippet of conversation from her ho...

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Key concepts: Foodways, Food culture, Power (physics), Food studies, Sociology, Food science, Media studies, Anthropology

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