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Table Talk : Building Democracy One Meal at a Time /
Etiquette books insist that we never discuss politics during a meal. Janet A. Flammang provides a polite rebuttal, presenting vivid firsthand accounts of people's lives at the table to show how mealtimes can teach us the conversational give-and-take foundational to democracy.
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Urbana, IL :
University of Illinois Pressq,
2016.
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| Colección: | Book collections on Project MUSE.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Setting the Table
- Table Reservations
- Family Table Talk as Language Socialization
- Family Table Talk as Hard Work
- American Mealtimes
- Overworked Americans
- Common Tables
- Stories and Food
- Conversations and Narratives
- Studying Conversations
- Learning the Art of Conversation
- Table Narratives
- Tables at Home
- Domesticity
- Kitchen Talk
- Family Meals
- Generations at the Table
- Kids Cooking
- Table Manners
- Talking about Your Day
- Training Tables
- Dinner Parties
- Express Yourself
- Transition Tables
- Tables Away from Home
- School Tables
- Camp Conversations
- College Tables
- Religious Tables
- Male Tables
- Addiction Recovery
- Homies Dinners
- Military Meals
- Tables and Conflict
- Difficult Conversations
- Cultural Differences at the Table
- Dispute Mediation Tables
- Deep Divides at the Table
- Cooking for Racial Equality
- Conflict Kitchen in Pittsburgh
- Civic Engagement and Diplomacy
- Community Building
- Adolescent Civic Engagement
- Political Discussions
- Conversations and Civility
- Congresswomen and Civility
- State Department Culinary Diplomacy
- Presidential Barbecue Diplomacy.