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Bakers --- Baked products --- Great Britain.
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More than a book about bread, Bakers and Basques places food and labor at the center of the upheavals in Mexican history from independence to the aftermath of the Mexican Revolution.
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Phoebus Focus XXXI In de collectie van The Phoebus Foundation bevindt zich een zonderling tafereel met de al even zonderlinge titel Hoofdenbakker. Bevroren in de actie houdt een bakkersknecht zijn kapmes omhoog om met een welgemikte zwaai de man voor hem te onthoofden. De raadselachtige titel in combinatie met het vreemd ogende tafereel roept heel wat vragen op. Liep er werkelijk een bakker rond die zijn klanten onthoofdde? Voerde de man een schandstraf uit, een vroege variant van plastische chirurgie of is er nog iets anders aan de hand?
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In the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, working-class people's food habits were shaped by their jobs; families; neighborhoods; the tools, utilities, and size of their kitchens; and their cultural heritage. Progressive reformers recorded much information about working-class food and helped shape the way that we think about food and class today. As new kitchen technology promised lighter cooking tasks, working-class people acquired second-hand tools, but often lacked the new utilities. Unlike middle-class people, the working class couldn't and didn't separate the kitchen from the rest of the house. Their kitchens were inefficient, hot, and cramped, but they were also central to family life. Buying and cooking food in urban working-class neighborhoods was exhausting daily work, but urban workers could also buy cooked food from bakeries, delis, small restaurants, and saloons. The high density of urban living discouraged home cooking but also offered opportunities for entrepreneurship. In rural industrial villages, home food production was a privilege: the poorest families lacked the resources to grow food, although they needed extra nutrition the most. Middle-class reformers saw poor women's decision to buy cooked food as lazy, immoral, and unwomanly. Today we share not only the same concerns but also many of the same blind spots when we struggle to solve the problem of food and poverty.
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"This is a welcome contribution. Kens places the Lochner decision firmly within its historical context and uses it as a window to an age. In the course of his narrative, Kens introduces the reader to an array of subjects including the noisome conditions in New York's tenement bakeries, Progressive reformers and Tammany Hall politics; nineteenth-century intellectual, economic, and labor history; and the lives and personalities of important jurists and lawyers."--Law and History Review "This excellent and well-written analysis of economic and social developments in the early 20th century is recommended for readers interested in American history and law."--Library Journal "Kens's masterful study of this case updates an revises his 1990 book on the same subject. The author places Lochner in its historical context, examining the forces leading to passage of the law in 1895, the politics of New York during this era, and the legal path leading to the Supreme Court decision."--Choice.
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