Dipendenza e sovranità alimentare nelle isole d’Oceania: voci di contrasto al gastro-colonialismo

The hereby contribution analyzes, through an island and ecotonal perspective, the persistent food dependency of the archipelagos of Oceania and the blooming of heterogeneous emancipation drives, proposing a model allowing its inhabitants to decide of their food, production systems and food supply. A...

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Main Author: Gaia Cottino
Format: Article
Language:Italian
Published: Dipartimento Culture e Società - Università di Palermo 2024-06-01
Series:Archivio Antropologico Mediterraneo
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/aam/8553
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Summary:The hereby contribution analyzes, through an island and ecotonal perspective, the persistent food dependency of the archipelagos of Oceania and the blooming of heterogeneous emancipation drives, proposing a model allowing its inhabitants to decide of their food, production systems and food supply. After discussing the process of gastronomic colonization carried out in liquid continent – began with the Europeans, carried on as a domination instrument and continued according to indirect forms of exercise of power – in order to draw common traits to the history of the edible foodscape of Oceania, the article proposes an analysis of those artistic productions denouncing the foodscape colonization. Their peculiar island perspective, marking as a signature style, is creating a fertile ground for the rise of a political arena through which exercise their own vision of the future as well as solicit policies which could complete the unfinished decolonization process.
ISSN:2038-3215