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Voeding. Geschiedenis. --- Aliments. Histoire. --- Nutrition. Histoire. --- Voedsel. Geschiedenis. --- Food --- Food habits --- Aliments --- Habitudes alimentaires --- History --- Histoire --- Food supply --- Nutrition --- History. --- Social aspects --- Nutrition - Social aspects - History --- Food - History --- Food supply - History --- Coutumes alimentaires. --- Alimentation --- Histoire.
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Que mangeaient les hommes il y a dix mille ans ? Que mangeront les humains dans un siècle ? Comment et où sont apparus le feu, l’agriculture, l’élevage ? Que mangeaient les empereurs romains ? les empereurs chinois ? les rois de France ? Comment mangeaient leurs peuples ? Comment s’expliquent les interdits alimentaires de chaque religion ? Le cannibalisme a-t-il vraiment disparu ? Quels sont les liens entre la sexualité et l’alimentation ? Comment et où sont apparus les restaurants ? Qui a inventé la pizza ? Qui mange des insectes ? Des algues ? Que mangent les plus riches aujourd’hui ? Quels peuples se nourrissent le mieux sur la planète ? Pourra-t-on nourrir sainement dix milliards d’humains ? Serons-nous obligés de manger ce qu’une intelligence artificielle nous imposera ? Mangera-t-on encore ensemble demain ? Cette vaste fresque révèle comment nous sommes passés d’une nourriture variée, naturelle et abondante à des produits alimentaires standardisés, industriels et uniformisés, poisons pour l’homme et la nature. Elle nous dévoile la puissance immense, économique, idéologique et politique, de l’industrie agroalimentaire. Elle nous raconte aussi les liens méconnus entre la nourriture et la conversation, entre l’alimentation et le pouvoir, entre ce que nous mangeons et la géopolitique. Comprendre cette histoire est fondamental, si l’on veut prendre en main sa propre alimentation, manger sain et bon ; et sauver la nature, dont dépend la survie de l’humanité.
Alimentation --- Histoire. --- Aliments --- Habitudes alimentaires --- Nutrition --- Gastronomie --- Food --- Food habits --- Gastronomy --- Food supply --- Histoire --- Approvisionnement --- History --- Diet --- History. --- Aliments - Histoire --- Habitudes alimentaires - Histoire --- Nutrition - Histoire --- Gastronomie - Histoire --- Aliments - Approvisionnement - Histoire --- Food - History --- Food habits - History --- Nutrition - History --- Gastronomy - History --- Food supply - History
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Food supply --- Food consumption --- Nutrition --- Poverty --- Malnutrition --- Aliments --- Pauvreté --- History --- Approvisionnement --- Histoire --- Consommation --- -Malnutrition --- -Nutrition --- -#SBIB:316.8H15 --- Alimentation --- Dietetics --- Digestion --- Nutrition disorders --- Consumption of food --- World history --- anno 1500-1799 --- anno 1800-1899 --- #SBIB:316.8H15 --- Starvation --- Cost and standard of living --- Welzijns- en sociale problemen: sociale ongelijkheid en armoede --- -Poverty --- -History --- History. --- Histoire. --- Food consumption - History --- Poverty - History --- Food supply - - History --- Malnutrition - - History --- Nutrition - - History --- -Food consumption --- -World history --- -Nutrition -
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This book is a collection of articles studying various aspects of the relationship between town and countryside during the period from the Middle Ages to the nineteenth century. The focus is on how towns were supplied with basic foodstuffs, and especial attention is paid to the two most urbanized regions within the North Sea area: England and the Low Countries. Among the articles, several deal with the food-provisioning strategies of some of the major cities within that area - Antwerp, Ghent and London - and show among other things that large cities were unable to meet their requirements from local supplies and had consequently to access markets further afield. Important matters given substantial elucidation are transport costs and market integration.
Economic relations. Trade --- History of Europe --- Agriculture. Animal husbandry. Hunting. Fishery --- anno 500-1499 --- anno 1500-1799 --- anno 1800-1899 --- Food supply --- Cities and towns --- Rural-urban relations --- Aliments --- Villes --- Relations villes-campagnes --- History. --- History --- Approvisionnement --- Histoire --- City and town life --- Historiography --- Historiographie --- #SBIB:33H011 --- #SBIB:94H0 --- Economische geschiedenis --- Geschiedenis van Europa: algemeen --- Food supply. --- Rural-urban relations. --- Europe [Northern ] --- Economic aspects --- Food industry and trade --- Food supply - History --- Rural-urban relations - History --- City and town life - England - History --- Europe du Nord --- Aspect économique --- Commerce --- Aspect économique
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The Quest for Food: A Natural History of Eating is a collection of essays that surveys eating through time, from the perspective of a biologist. The quest begins in prehistoric times with religion and the exploration of the connection between food and sex. This leads to an investigation of the deep links between food and culture, exploring the basic question of "what is eating?" The second section embarks on a biochemistry-oriented journey tracing the path of a food molecule through the central carbon pathway until it is decomposed into CO2, H2O and ATP. The third section delves into the evolution of eating systems, beginning with the elements of the primordial soup through the birth of single cell organisms such as bacteria and archea. We then follow this evolution in the fourth section through higher developed organisms: from the first organisms in the ocean to the ones on land. The next two sections explore the stories of food from an ecological, then behavioral viewpoint, leading the reader from animals to early hominids, and into human history. The final section takes apart an anthropocentric view of the world by presenting man as prey for the oldest predators: microbes. The text closes with an agronomical outlook on how to feed the billions. The goal of The Quest for Food is to catalyze discussions between scientists working in food science, and those in biological and biomedical research. About the Author: Harald Brüssow is a Senior Research Scientist at Nestle Research Centre's Nutritional Health Department, in Lausanne, Switzerland.
Food --- Microorganisms --- Organisms --- Bioenergetics --- Photosynthesis --- Microbial metabolism --- Aliments --- Micro-organismes --- Organismes --- Bioénergétique --- Photosynthèse --- Bactéries --- History. --- Histoire --- Métabolisme --- Bioenergetics -- History. --- Food -- History. --- Food supply -- History. --- Microbial metabolism -- History. --- Microorganisms -- History. --- Organisms -- History. --- Photosynthesis -- History. --- Eating --- Feeding Behavior --- Food Supply --- Metabolism --- Food and Beverages --- Behavior --- Metabolic Phenomena --- Digestive System Processes --- Nutrition Processes --- Behavior, Animal --- Food Industry --- Industry --- Technology, Industry, Agriculture --- Digestive System Physiological Phenomena --- Nutritional Physiological Phenomena --- Physiological Processes --- Phenomena and Processes --- Behavior and Behavior Mechanisms --- Digestive System and Oral Physiological Phenomena --- Technology, Industry, and Agriculture --- Physiological Phenomena --- Psychiatry and Psychology --- Diet & Clinical Nutrition --- Biomedical Engineering --- Health & Biological Sciences --- History --- Bioénergétique --- Photosynthèse --- Bactéries --- Métabolisme --- EPUB-LIV-FT LIVCHIMI SPRINGER-B --- Bacterial metabolism --- Metabolism, Bacterial --- Energy balance (Biology) --- Energy budget (Biology) --- Energy dynamics (Ecology) --- Energy utilization (Biology) --- Biological organisms --- Biota --- Living organisms --- Germs --- Micro-organisms --- Microbes --- Microscopic organisms --- Chemistry. --- Microbiology. --- Anthropology. --- Food Science. --- History, general. --- Biotechnology. --- Photobiology --- Plants --- Gases from plants --- Biochemistry --- Energy budget (Geophysics) --- Life (Biology) --- Species --- Microbiology --- Physiology --- Effect of light on --- Photorespiration --- Food science. --- Human beings --- Annals --- Auxiliary sciences of history --- Microbial biology --- Biology --- Science --- Food—Biotechnology. --- Primitive societies --- Social sciences
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