Are Baklava and Burgers Enough? Seeking Cosmopolitanism through Culinary Practices, Food, and Food Cultures in Perikles Monioudis’sLandand Yadé Kara’sCafe Cyprus
Abstract:Recent theories of cosmopolitanism address how individuals grapple on the everyday level with the intermingling of cultures and the experience of borders in the current era of globalization. In this article, close readings of the novels Land (2007) by Perikles Monioudis and Cafe Cyprus (2008) by Yadé Kara investigate the ways in which the depicted food cultures and practices, food pathways, and consumption tendencies, as well as the use of alimentary metaphors, problematize extant and negotiate new notions of … Show more
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