Author: Frances Short
Tags: domestic cooking, cultural studies, everyday life, gender roles, food philosophy, kitchen design, culinary sociology, mid-century aesthetics, Berg publisher
Short Description:
This book explores the personal and cultural significance of cooking in daily life, blending academic insight with lived experience. Through narratives and analysis, Frances Short examines how kitchen practices reflect identity, relationships, and societal norms. The cover’s retro imagery reinforces themes of domesticity and gender, inviting reflection on how cooking shapes—and is shaped by—our social world.
Berg publisher
cookbook
culinary sociology
cultural studies
Domestic cooking
everyday life
food philosophy
gender roles
kitchen design
mid-century aesthetics
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