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Stories Come to Matter.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Alarcón-Tobón, Santiago.
Series:
Library of Rassegna Iberistica Series
Library of Rassegna Iberistica Series ; v.39
Language:
Italian
Subjects (All):
Ecocriticism.
Marine sciences and the humanities.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (128 pages)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
Venice, Italy : Edizioni Ca' Foscari - Digital Publishing, 2025.
Summary:
This volume explores the intersection of Environmental Humanities, ecocriticism, Blue Humanities, and Food Studies, focusing on the entanglement of matter and meaning. Contributions address diverse topics such as water issues in Latin America, the cultural significance of the Magdalena River in Colombia, the ecological implications of fish consumption, the cultural history of paella, and Jewish Venetian gastronomy from an ecocritical perspective. The book emphasizes the role of stories and imagination in understanding the complex networks that shape our world, while integrating perspectives from Italy, Spain, and Latin America. Generated by AI.
Contents:
Intro
Santiago Alarcón-Tobón, Enric Bou
15The Hydrohumanities and Latin America
Ignacio López Calvo
27Constitutional and Ecological Entanglements in Contemporary Chile
Paul Merchant
43The Laden River: Ignacio Piedrahita's Geological Stories of the Magdalena River
Santiago Alarcón-Tobón
61To Steal a Fish
L. Sasha Gora
75Taste and Flavor. Variations on the Paella
Enric Bou
99Eating Under Water: Speculative Jewish Gastronomy in Venice
Shaul Bassi
1 Constitutional Derangement
2 Delight Lab: Projecting Alternative Futures
3 An Archipelagic Constitution?
1 Introduction
2 Ignacio Piedrahita: A Geologist-Writer
3 Rethinking Time and Agency of the Magdalena River
4 Magdalena: A Laden River
5 Final Thoughts
1 Notes, Fragments, Flashes
2 Tuna Tales
3 To Spill, To Steal, To Story
1 Celebrations (Thanksgiving)
2 Memory and Food
3 Grammar of Food
4 For a Theory of Paella
5 A Reading of 'Paella'
6 Paella Meanings
7 Conclusions
Pagina vuota
Pagina vuota.
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ISBN:
9788869699061
OCLC:
1611797199

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