Of Kimchi, Caribou – and Canadian Multiculturalism? An exploratory study

In this paper we argue that food – a basic life-necessity – should not be overlooked as a dimension of life-satisfaction. We use secondary sources and also empirical research to illustrate emergent dimensions of this topic: primarily in British Columbia, Canada. Other recent research suggests that,...

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Main Authors: Alan G. Hallsworth, Alfred Wong, Eunyoung [Christina] Choi
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of Belgrade 2016-02-01
Series:Etnoantropološki Problemi
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Online Access:http://eap-iea.org/index.php/eap/article/view/24
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spelling doaj-3d8a93ca1bea4ebf8b5ddf6c3caf9d472020-11-24T22:52:44ZengUniversity of BelgradeEtnoantropološki Problemi 0353-15892334-88012016-02-0110231133122Of Kimchi, Caribou – and Canadian Multiculturalism? An exploratory studyAlan G. Hallsworth0Alfred Wong1Eunyoung [Christina] Choi2Portsmouth Business School Richmond Building Portsmouth, UKFriends of Aboriginal Health VancouverIndependent ResearcherIn this paper we argue that food – a basic life-necessity – should not be overlooked as a dimension of life-satisfaction. We use secondary sources and also empirical research to illustrate emergent dimensions of this topic: primarily in British Columbia, Canada. Other recent research suggests that, among immigrant populations, life satisfaction in a multicultural society such as Canada is not just about getting a job. As people migrate, they move into a new environment that may, or may not, supply familiar necessities. The additional perspective here is that off-reservation access to appropriate food by First Nations is also considered.http://eap-iea.org/index.php/eap/article/view/24acculturation, culture, food, indigenous people, immigrants, Korean
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Eunyoung [Christina] Choi
Of Kimchi, Caribou – and Canadian Multiculturalism? An exploratory study
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acculturation, culture, food, indigenous people, immigrants, Korean
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Alfred Wong
Eunyoung [Christina] Choi
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title Of Kimchi, Caribou – and Canadian Multiculturalism? An exploratory study
title_short Of Kimchi, Caribou – and Canadian Multiculturalism? An exploratory study
title_full Of Kimchi, Caribou – and Canadian Multiculturalism? An exploratory study
title_fullStr Of Kimchi, Caribou – and Canadian Multiculturalism? An exploratory study
title_full_unstemmed Of Kimchi, Caribou – and Canadian Multiculturalism? An exploratory study
title_sort of kimchi, caribou – and canadian multiculturalism? an exploratory study
publisher University of Belgrade
series Etnoantropološki Problemi
issn 0353-1589
2334-8801
publishDate 2016-02-01
description In this paper we argue that food – a basic life-necessity – should not be overlooked as a dimension of life-satisfaction. We use secondary sources and also empirical research to illustrate emergent dimensions of this topic: primarily in British Columbia, Canada. Other recent research suggests that, among immigrant populations, life satisfaction in a multicultural society such as Canada is not just about getting a job. As people migrate, they move into a new environment that may, or may not, supply familiar necessities. The additional perspective here is that off-reservation access to appropriate food by First Nations is also considered.
topic acculturation, culture, food, indigenous people, immigrants, Korean
url http://eap-iea.org/index.php/eap/article/view/24
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