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Food & Identity : A Journey of Goa's Food Customs

By: Cruz e Pereira, BiulaPublication details: Margao, CinnamonTeal Design and Publishing, 2021 Edition: 1st edDescription: 212 Pg PBISBN: 9789387676893Subject(s): Goa SectionDDC classification: 301.240954799/CRU/Foo
Contents:
Contents: 1. India's Food History 2. A Goan Prespective 3. Food and The Quotidian Goan Life
Summary: This book is a study of food practices conducted in four select Goan villages, two each from the Old Conquests and the New Conquests, with intensive field work. The study attempts to trace the socio-cultural relationship of food within the two major religious communities of Goa. In the process, the study compares food consumption patterns between the two communities, and the societal norms that govern food preparation and consumption. The book also covers quotidian Goan life which includes the worship of local spirits and ancestors, and other similar cultural and ritualistic practices among members of these communities.
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Books Books VVM's Shree Damodar College of Commerce & Economics Margao
Goa Section
Goa Section 301.240954799/CRU/Foo (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available Book Purchased Under BCOM Funds @ 350/-with bill no: 86, dtd: 29/06/2024 VVM-36454

Book Purchased Under BCOM Funds @ 350 , with bill no: 86,dtd: 29/06/2021

Contents:
1. India's Food History
2. A Goan Prespective
3. Food and The Quotidian Goan Life

This book is a study of food practices conducted in four select Goan villages, two each from the Old Conquests and the New Conquests, with intensive field work. The study attempts to trace the socio-cultural relationship of food within the two major religious communities of Goa. In the process, the study compares food consumption patterns between the two communities, and the societal norms that govern food preparation and consumption. The book also covers quotidian Goan life which includes the worship of local spirits and ancestors, and other similar cultural and ritualistic practices among members of these communities.

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