Beyond Eating: Political and Personal Significance of the entremets at the Banquets of the Burgundian Court
Lee B. Ross
This volume surveys recent studies of the metaphorical and material facets food in medieval early modern Europe. Ranging from literary, historical, political analyses to archaeological botanical ones, this collection explores as a nexus pre-modern European culture. Food feasting are understood not simply consumption goods but also figurative symbolic representations To understand myriad ways which discourses about mobilized during period is better fundamental role played development Europeans’ habitual patterns behavior thought.
Arizona Studies in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance