Figurations of taste: Sensing sustainable alternatives together

Taste is a key analytical concept when we want to understand how people handle their food choices. But taste is an interdisciplinary concept that means different things, for example, to a chef, a farmer, a scientist and a sociologist. Using an empirical example, this opinion article argues that the...

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Main Author: Højlund, Susanne
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Intellect 2020-12-01
Series:International Journal of Food Design
Online Access:https://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/10.1386/ijfd_00016_3
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spelling doaj-3090868458f441ca9a22999a307836342021-02-11T10:54:06ZengIntellect International Journal of Food Design 2056-65222056-65302020-12-0151-213313810.1386/ijfd_00016_3Figurations of taste: Sensing sustainable alternatives togetherHøjlund, Susanne Taste is a key analytical concept when we want to understand how people handle their food choices. But taste is an interdisciplinary concept that means different things, for example, to a chef, a farmer, a scientist and a sociologist. Using an empirical example, this opinion article argues that the gastronomical field embraces many meanings of taste and that this diversity needs to be nurtured rather than downplayed. It is suggested that research on social figurations can shed light on the endeavour to develop both new taste preferences and sustainable food practices.https://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/10.1386/ijfd_00016_3
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description Taste is a key analytical concept when we want to understand how people handle their food choices. But taste is an interdisciplinary concept that means different things, for example, to a chef, a farmer, a scientist and a sociologist. Using an empirical example, this opinion article argues that the gastronomical field embraces many meanings of taste and that this diversity needs to be nurtured rather than downplayed. It is suggested that research on social figurations can shed light on the endeavour to develop both new taste preferences and sustainable food practices.
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