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Toothsome Termites And Grilled Grasshoppers: A Cultural History Of Invertebrate Gastronomy, Deirdre P. Coleman
Toothsome Termites And Grilled Grasshoppers: A Cultural History Of Invertebrate Gastronomy, Deirdre P. Coleman
Animal Studies Journal
This article examines the recent turn to entomophagy (insect eating) as a new source of nutrition in a world confronted by increasing population, degraded soils, and food insecurity. Although many regard entomophagy with disgust, there is a case to be made that many insects are much more nutritious, as well as greener and cleaner¹, than many of the foods we regularly eat without thinking. Also, there is nothing new about insect eating or the belief in entomophagy as a sustainable and sensible practice. There is a long cultural history in countries such as Africa and Australia, for instance.
Concept Sketchbook, January-June 1976, John Fischetti
Concept Sketchbook, January-June 1976, John Fischetti
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A concept sketchbook created by editorial cartoonist, John R. Fischetti with content from January through June 1976 containing preliminary sketches of political cartoons and ideas for his daily editorial cartoons. Topics include: Jimmy Carter, Henry Kissinger, the recession, and Richard Nixon.