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La stampa incorniciata Floral folklore è la scelta ideale per decorare gli ambienti domestici e dare un tocco di personalità. L'immagine in carta è perfetta per dare un tocco a tema bambino alle tue pareti. L'asta in alluminio è larga 1 centimetro. La finitura è lucida e crea un effetto specchio, illuminando l'ambiente e accentuando i colori. Dimensioni totali: larghezza 20,7 cm e altezza 25,7 cm. Prodotto fabbricato in Italia.. Legno certificato FSC. L'etichetta FSC consente di fare scelte consapevoli verso prodotti provenienti da una gestione forestale che sia ecologicamente corretta, socialmente vantaggiosa ed economicamente sostenibile. Il ridotto imballaggio di questo prodotto consente di aumentare l’efficienza dei trasporti a favore di un minore impatto sull’ambiente. È un articolo con certificato FSC ®, realizzato con inchiostri a base d'acqua che rispettono l'ambiente (senza solventi).

The Food and Folklore Reader is the first comprehensive introduction to folklore methods and concepts relevant to food. Mapping the study of food through key sources in folkloristics, the forty readings span the entire discipline: from seminal works on identity and aesthetics, to innovative scholarship on contemporary food issues such as food security and culinary tourism. \n\nThe book also features:\n- Expert commentary and comprehensive introductions to each of the book’s five parts by renowned folklorist and food scholar Lucy M. Long\n- Global coverage, with examples from the United States, Canada, Australia, Europe, Jewish and Filipino culture, and much more\n- Questions for discussion and suggestions for further reading – supporting learning and encouraging students to explore these ideas in their own work\n\nDefinitive in scale and scope, this book defines the field of food and folklore for a new generation of students. An essential resource for all students in food studies, folklore studies, cultural studies, and anthropology.

Kentish folklore reflects the curious geography and administrative history of Kent, with its extensive coastline and strong regional differences, which are reflected in distinctive cultural traditions. Bounded by sea on three sides, Kent has the longest coastline of any English county and was the base for much maritime activity, giving rise to communities rich in sea-lore.\n\nFran and Geoff Doel explore the folklore, legends, customs and songs of Kent and the causative factors behind them. From saints to smugglers, hop-pickers to hoodeners, mummers to May garlands and wife sales to witchcraft, this book charts the traditional culture of a populous and culturally significant southern county.