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Deleuze, Marjorie. "La dimension identitaire des pratiques, des habitudes et des symboliques alimentaires de l'Irlande contemporaine". Thesis, Lille 3, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015LIL30016/document.
Texto completoAffected by globalisation, secularism and multiculturalism, Irish society has undergone many radical changes since the turn of the 21st century, food consumption being one of the most striking. This PhD thesis examines and analyses past and contemporary eating and cooking practices from a sociological and historical perspective. Taking into account the dramatic effects engendered by the English colonisation (acculturation, extensive exploitation of resources, contempt vis-à-vis indigenous customs…), the aim of this research is to stress the importance that religious principles had in shaping the dietary practices until the 1960s and to analyse the consequences on contemporary eating behaviours. Particular emphasis is given to the essential role played by Bord Fáilte and Fáilte Ireland in developing a national cuisine and promoting Ireland’s food culture. The late development of a gastronomy for all (not just for the Protestant elites), is explained by the importance for centuries of the spiritual act of “non-ingestion” over the bodily act of ingestion. Fasting was for so long engrained into everyday life that rejoicing in food consumption was not acceptable until the reforms of penitential laws brought by the Second Council of Vatican in the late 1960s. Contemporary excessive food consumption and growing interest in all things food is also analysed through the concepts of hedonism, hypermodernity and gastro-anomy, aftermath of the collapse of the traditional authoritative institutions
Lorcy, Armelle. "Cuisiner les sensibilites : alimentation, affects et société (Noirs et Indiens Chachi du littoral équatorien)". Thesis, Paris 10, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA100075.
Texto completoThis dissertation examines the social organization of the Blacks of coastal Ecuador and their relations with neighboring Chachi Indians through the study of cooking. The cooking process, from the production to the consumption of food, is approached from the angle of the senses and emotions. On one hand, the process involves removing odor and then adding odor to meat. These "deodorizing" and "reodorizing" techniques, symbols of hygiene and the degree to which one is "civilized", are crucial to relations between Blacks and Chachi. Adopting these techniques is part of individual economic and/or migratory strategies. Ignoring these techniques leads to social discrimination and to the reinforcement of social boundaries between the groups. On the other hand, analyzing the link between cooking and feelings reveals an obsession among the Blacks to remain Christian. In other words, they must maintain reciprocal relations with the Saints, the Virgin Mary, and God. They must also avoid "temptation" and the risk of changing into "enemies". It is by controlling their emotions, especially while cooking, that the Blacks reach their objective. Thus, cooking will be analyzed under three aspects: the food system of the Blacks which brings out the importance of odors; the adoption or not of deodorizing marinades and the consequences for Black-Chachi relations; and the mastery of emotions while cooking every day and for certain Catholic feast days. Finally, this work reveals the social and cultural, selective and dynamic interpenetration of the Black and Indian populations
Schar, Philippe. "Société, agriculture et alimentation en Inde méridionale : étude de Rangashipura (District du Coorg - Karnataka)". Bordeaux 3, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987BOR30035.
Texto completoMasson, Estelle. "Les formes du manger : représentations de pratiques alimentaires contemporaines". Paris, EHESS, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001EHES0036.
Texto completoBerto, Alexandre. "La nourriture, le mangeur et la société : les territoires de l'aliment". Versailles-St Quentin en Yvelines, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006VERS012S.
Texto completoFood act is built by the conjunction of sociocultual, physilogical and historical factors. The structural evolution of food behaviours during the XX° century has two origins : the substitution of the traditionnal process of food production by the industrial process and a new positioning of the eater in front of this change. The cost of food decreases drasticly as the offer gets bigger. The eater have to deal with a lack of visibility of the link between food and raw material. The utilitarian aspect of animal is replaced by a purely cultural conception wich is symbolically near of the human being. The opaqueness of the production system causes a special sensitiveness of society in front of food risks. Authorities such State or science produce dicourses which are intended to modify the food behaviours of individuals. There is a gap between the norms of those authorities and the expectation of society. The farm-produce industries rush in this breach by reprocessing some forms of the State or science discourses to confer to their products positive symbolic charge. The present food behaviours can be explained by the conjunction of these factors and particulary the gap between the reality of the modern process of production and the perception by the eater of this process
Serra, Mallol Christophe. "Changement social et traditions alimentaires : approche socio-anthropologique de l'alimentation à Tahiti (îles de la Société, Polynésie française)". Polynésie française, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007POLF0001.
Texto completoThis thesis has the aim of studying in a diachronic way Tahitians food pratices and their representations. It shows the central role of food in social, economic and cultural life of Ancient Tahitians, true "total social fact" and support of a workship of abundance, and the impact on the food system of the Society islands through triple change process. In spite of a phenomenon of acculturation, permanencies are highlighted today, through a fieldwork made up of participating observations in two districts of Tahiti and Moorea, and complementary surveys carried out in the Society archipelago. The study of the report to body and the valorization of the big body size, as well as food habits and representations, in particular to food provisions through gifts, exchanges and festive time sources of a strong social bond, leads to a matter of constitutive factors of the contemporary ma'ohi identity
Vabre, Sylvie. "Roquefort Société : une industrie agro-alimentaire en Aveyron (vers 1840-1914)". Toulouse 2, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010TOU20042.
Texto completoBetween 1820 and 1914, cheese manufacturing in the village of Roquefort grew from 300 to 9,250 tons. This large scale increase resulted from the new appetite for cheese within the upper middle classes of large European cities. Among all the ripened cheeses, Roquefort stands out by both its look and taste: its paste is speckled with blue and green veins; its taste is unique due to the use of sheep's milk, converted through the art of ripening. Trade success has transformed both the village and the supply area. The Société civile des Caves was founded in 1851 by several small and large owners, in order to bring together the coldest cellars of the village to produce cheese better able to travel. The association became a limited company in 1882 and was one of the largest French food processing businesses in 1914. Lt has deeply transformed the way cheese is manufactured and sold. From 1851 to 1914, the company tried to capture and increase consumer demand: first (between 1850-1880), the sales policy focused on the high quality of the product ripened in the best cellars. Then, faced with growing markets and the Great Depression, it attempted to transform both the manufacturing process and the product to bring a more affordable cheese to new consumers. By 1914, manufacturing had reached an industrial scale: Roquefort cheese has since become world famous and an international symbol of France
Goumalengue, David. "Alimentation et rapport à l'environnement : Evolution historique chez les Kweso (Pomo) de la Sangha : Congo, XVIIIè-XXè s". Paris 1, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA010685.
Texto completoA study objet is to reconstruct the food history of Kweso people since the eighteenth century to nowadays. We have examined a group food habits in the first part whose staple food was a maize during the eighteenth and nineteenth century. In the second part, we have study these food habits which have knew many modifications between the 1880 to 1950 years. Thus the staple food have changed from maize to tapioca. To finish, we have in the third and last part observed that this feedind has rapididy changed since the 1950 years to nowadays. This evolution has mainly observed through breakfast and imported drinks
Langlois, Anne. "Au sujet du Cheval de La Micoque (Dordogne) et des comportements humains de subsistance au Pléistocène moyen dans le nord-est de l'Aquitaine". Bordeaux 1, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004BOR12894.
Texto completoArpinon, Thibaut. "Three essays in experimental economics : plant-based diets and Registered Reports". Electronic Thesis or Diss., Université de Rennes (2023-....), 2023. http://www.theses.fr/2023URENG005.
Texto completoScientific evidence on the benefits of plant-based diets (environmental, health and animal welfare) is growing. Yet, individual meat consumption remains high. The first part of this dissertation uses experimental economics methods to identify and remove some of the barriers that limit the transition towards plant-based diets. Chapter 1 presents an experimental approach to measure the social stigma associated with following a plant-based diet. The results do not conclude to the presence of vegephobia in the economic environment but underline the limits of the employed tools. Chapter 2 reports the results from an experiment on the impact of an information campaign about plant-based diets on a representative sample of French doctors. The information campaign has a positive impact on the doctors' views and, to a smaller extent, improves their practices. The second part of the dissertation is dedicated to reduce publication bias and questionable research practices in economics in order to reduce the likelihood of a replication crisis. Chapter 3 provides a practical guide to Registered Reports for economists. The guide describes the benefits of Registered Reports and details the necessary methodological components (analysis plan, power analysis, smallest effect size of interest, etc.). Specific examples for experimental economics as well as R and Stata codes are provided to facilitate the implementation of Registered Reports
Gaaya, Aroua. "La coopération entre l'Organisation pour l'alimentation et l'agriculture (FAO) et la société civile internationale". Thesis, Paris 1, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA010272.
Texto completoThe FAO is a specialized institution of the United Nations in the fields of food and agriculture, founded in 1945. Its purpose is to «ensure humanity's freedom from hunger» (preamble of its constitution). In order to reach the food security goal, FAO does not hesitate to cooperate with various partners. Among them, can be found entities belonging to the international civil society : international NGOs, local farmer's organizations, companies from the private sector, consumer associations... Thus, the concern of thus thesis is twofold. First, regarding FAO itself : as an international organization while inspiring little interest in international legal doctrine, it demonstrates an undeniable attitude of openness towards non-governmental entities. The study of the modalities (including the legal aspects), the numerous benefits but also the non-insignificant limits of the cooperation permits to highlight the usefulness to integrate these entities with FAO's nonnative and operational activities. Thus, this research is enlightening regarding the law of international organizations : thanks to these entities precious contribution, can be observed a reinterpretation and even an extension of FAO's initial mandate. Such a conclusion can be drawn in the normative area but mainly in the Organization's activities realized in the field
Meyzie, Philippe. "Culture alimentaire et société dans le Sud-Ouest aquitain du XVIIIe au milieu du XIXe siècle : goûts, manières de table et gastronomie : l'émergence d'une identité régionale". Bordeaux 3, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005BOR30015.
Texto completoThe food culture of South-West France from the 18th century to the middle of the 19th, analysed on a cross-reading of menus, account books, death inventories and travel books, is originating from both a regional settling and an external influence : natural resources, colonial products, links with the Mediterranean world, and Anglo-Saxon colonies entail the consumption of game birds, sea-fish, coffee or olive oil. The conviviality, the social function of consumption, with gifts and banquets, or the display of powers around the table, set a cultural environment favourable to a regional gastronomy continued by professional. Social elites, clerics, peasants, from Béarn to Périgord, have each specific practices which confirm the idea of a link between different types of consumption and social status. They also all play a part, each in their own ways, in the birth of an original food culture in the 18th century, shared by all at the scale of a South-West region in which Bordeaux would be the gastronomic capital. Confits, salt meats, fried food and salt pastry are significant trends all along the period ; a taste for wine, chestnuts, small game, sugar, sardines or onions is at the core of this region. But the food identity of South-West France is born also from its representations, built between 1750 and 1830 by travellers and gourmets, among others, around food products seen as emblematic such as poultry garnished with truffles, goose legs, garlic and wines, in particular from Bordeaux. The originality of this regional food culture is thus as much shaped by the vision, sometimes simplistic, of those outsiders, as by local habits
Lecoeur, Jean-Loup. "La théorie des pratiques sociales en alimentation : adaptation théorique et études de cas des approvisionnements et préparations de repas à Dijon et Oslo". Electronic Thesis or Diss., Bourgogne Franche-Comté, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024UBFCH009.
Texto completoThis thesis focuses on food practices (provisioning, meal preparation, meals), and aims to account for their dynamics. It follows on from Social Practice Theory (SPT), seeking both to supplement it in order to link it to food and to amend it with regard to some of its limitations.The study is based on two fieldwork sites: Oslo (Norway) and Dijon (France), where respectively nine individuals/households were recruited in places that suggest they are rather sensitive to environmental issues (market, organic shop). The methodology involved three phases of work in each country, during which I conducted a semi-structured interview with each respondent and participant observations of shopping, cooking and meals. These two fields of study enabled us to contrast the cultural, economic and urban contexts in which the individuals are caught up, and thus to shed light on the factors that condition eating practices.The first part discusses the different approaches used. The theoretical core of the thesis is Social Practice Theory, which approaches the study of the social neither through individuals or groups, but through the practices themselves (shopping, preparing a meal, etc.), seen as shared and routine behaviours. The thesis discussed this approach, its contributions and limitations. However, it needs to be supplemented to be better work with food studies, and articulated to be more easily mobilised in the field. To this end, Thévenot's regimes of commitment are used. They allow us to take into account what is not routine, and the variations in action format deployed by individuals on a daily basis. The sociology of food is also used to clarify certain aspects of eating practices. The main purpose is to study idiosyncratic practices, i.e., the individual and routine forms of practice that form the link between the individual and the collective.The second part focuses on procurement practices, and opens with an account of the idiosyncratic practices of the respondents in this area. The issues of logistics, values and the arrangement of shopping in the flow of daily practices are discussed in order to account for the formation of these practices. The different procurement locations are then analysed as practices (shopping at the supermarket, the market, etc.). The consequences of the study of idiosyncrasies are highlighted, making it possible to identify purchasing patterns.The third part follows the same logic, and concerns the preparation of meals and the meals themselves. After describing the idiosyncratic practices of individuals, I break down these highly variable practices into sub-categories, including recipes. A sketch of the sociology of recipes is proposed, in line with SPT, and looks at the way in which recipes recruit practitioners and travel. This is followed by a more general discussion of food practices and their dynamics (i.e., their persistence and change), linking bifurcations, social trajectories and confrontation with the world (adaptation to everyday hazards).The conclusion returns to the contributions and limitations of the idiosyncrasy approach developed, and opens up a reflection on the dietary transition and the way in which sociology, and in particular SPT, might approach this question
Danteur, Thibault. "Pour une analyse complexe de la mondialisation. Socio-anthropologie comparative du cas de la grande distribution alimentaire au Maroc, en France et aux États-Unis". Phd thesis, Université Paul Valéry - Montpellier III, 2012. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00735600.
Texto completoRenaud, Audrey. "Alimentation carnée et Gestion des populations animales sur le territoire de la cité de Nîmes (Hérault et Gard, IIème s. av.-IIème s. ap. J.-C.)". Phd thesis, Université Paul Valéry - Montpellier III, 2012. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00763084.
Texto completoBai, Clotilde. "Organisation spatiale de la distribution des produits vivriers agricoles. Réflexions à partir de l'exemple de la Côte d'Ivoire". Phd thesis, Université Panthéon-Sorbonne - Paris I, 1990. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-01063114.
Texto completoAdamiec, Camille. "Devenir sain : morales alimentaires, pratiques de santé et écologie de soi". Thesis, Strasbourg, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014STRAG035.
Texto completoBecoming wholesome is a dynamic way crossed by events, paradoxes and contradictions of everyday life. Norms to take care of yourself and your health are redefined in terms of food investments and the pleasures and limitations of flesh generate a redefinition of healthy, vulnerable and illness bodies. The construction of a health-food requires global individual thinking, conflict and creative obligations and generate an ecology of self. It affects all areas of life and gives the illusion to control the future. This qualitative research is based on individual and group interviews, as well as observations, collected stories and eaters practices. These eaters reveal the consequences of reflexive society where uncertainty defines the relation to knowledge and institutions. They express the requirements of orthorexic society and seek to transcend them
Redon, Odile. "L'espace d'une cité : Sienne et le pays siennois (XIIIème-XIVème siècle)". Paris 1, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991PA010622.
Texto completoThe thesis comprises a new synthesis as well as published articles and books. It presents an analysis of the construction by the Sienese commune of its Contado, extending from the city limits to the whole of southern Tuscany, in the period between the first half of the XIIth and the middle of the XIVth century. It also presents a study of social behavior, particularly concerning the religious and food habits in central Italy. The main directive is the apprehension and the delimitation of space. Contado communes are considered in their castrum and villa forms, their relations with the lord(s) and religious institutions, their connection and differences with the dominant city. The latter's administration led to a partitioning of the Contado into conscriptions, though the essential unit remained the village community. The analysis of various forms of piety and religious life helps to identify forest sectors, transit areas, as well as specific relations between various Contado zones and city quarters. Pictural art and land measure are perceived as tools of centralization and as a means of urbanity. Also studied as a part of urban culture is cuisine, as the city created culinary modes and arts of the table. The opposition between urban and rural culinary customs seems fiercer in the Sienese region than elsewhere in Tuscany. The thesis concludes upon the specificity of the Sienese domain, the confrontation between the highly refined urban culture of a city and a vast but scantily urbanized territory
Montmasson, Doriane. "La réception de la littérature de jeunesse par les enfants : une fenêtre ouverte sur le processus de socialisation". Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016USPCB180/document.
Texto completoAmong other signs, the vitality of the children's book publishing field bears testimony to the important place books still occupy today in children's everyday lives. However, despite the fact that some French sociologists have already studied the content of children's books, the way young "readers" receive the norms and representations conveyed by this literature has been the object of very little sociological investigation. In the present thesis I analyze the way children understand and (re)interpret the textual and iconographic content of children's books, with a view to both shedding light on what is really at stake in the act of reception, and also bringing elements that might contribute to better understanding the process of socialization. I focus on "food," as it is an iconic observation tool for the entirety of this process's modalities and its many differentiations. An experimental protocol implemented on the field has allowed me to approach the point of view of 5- to 8-year-old children coming from various social backgrounds, and thus to study the way the messages conveyed by the various agents of socialization (such as family, mass media, and school) are organized, as well as the construction of potential belongings to a gender and/or social group. In this regard, the agency of very young children is also addressed
Ruhlmann, Sandrine. "Le partage des prémices et du fond de la marmite : Essai d'anthropologie des pratiques alimentaires chez les Mongols Xalx". Phd thesis, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (EHESS), 2006. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00346618.
Texto completoRuhlmann, Sandrine. "Le partage des prémices et du fond de la marmite : Essai d'anthropologie des pratiques alimentaires chez les Mongols Xalx". Phd thesis, Paris, EHESS, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006EHES0287.
Texto completoBased on a study of daily ordinary alimentary practices among Xalx Mongols, a whole range of hospitality alimentary practices experienced as every day events, periodical feast and "extra-ordinary" feast (birth) or "reverse" feast (death) is presented. The Mongol notion of the sharing of food is the main pont of the study. It appears that this sharing of food varies whether the foods are addressed to living or dead human beings or supernatural entities. We establish a steep increase in the number of visitors and in the nature of the sharing (division, multiplication) and in the food (multiplication, diversification) being distributed. Typically, families will form a wide network of social aquaintances in their hospitality practices in order to be able to gather the greatest number of visitors possible when celebrating a newborn or honoring a death. Mongol alimentary sharing shows Buddhist families' unfailing efforts to maintain or restore good fortune -at least a Buddhist conception of good fortune -by making "merits" or good offerings
TESSIER, Sophie. "Alimentation méditerranéenne, insularité et développement: les pratiques alimentaires en Sardaigne et à Malte". Phd thesis, Université Paul Valéry - Montpellier III, 2004. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00007599.
Texto completoMohaine, Abdelkader. "Les souks et l'organisation de l'espace régional dans le Souss (Maroc)". Phd thesis, Université François Rabelais - Tours, 1997. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-01063138.
Texto completoBordet, Julie. "La mère, son bébé et la nourriture : approche exploratoire multidisciplinaire". Phd thesis, Université de Bourgogne, 2010. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00589514.
Texto completoMattheiou, Anna. "Aspects de l'alimentation en Grèce sous la domination ottomane : des règlementations au discours normatif". Paris 1, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA010591.
Texto completoThis thesis attempts to study alimentation in greece during the period of ottoman rule; it examines economic practices and individual and collective attitudes, as well as the needs and desires of the people of that time regarding nourishment. The sources are mainly constituted by historical and ethnological material. The study is articulated on two closely linked levels : the material structures, that is, the alimentary reality of towns and of rural areas, and the mental representations of the alimentary system during the period in question
Précigout, Frédéric. "Les formes de peurs émergeant dans l'alimentation des sociétés occidentales contemporaines : analyse, déconstruction et reconstruction de discours et pratiques des acteurs de la filière du manger". Thesis, Tours, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011TOUR2005/document.
Texto completoWhile today the sanitary security of food is largely secured, we examine the reasons why food fears occupy such an important place in discourses by ordinary eaters, food industry professionals as well as experts. We attempt here to analyze such fear-related discourses so as to determine grounds and justifications. We defend the hypothesis that such fears should be considered as social metaphors - food revealing the expression and crystallisation of the diverse protagonists’ identity crisis.In a comprehensive perspective, we reconstruct life stories focusing on food fears then we confront them; finally we articulate them with the social and historical context they are stemming from. By deconstructing discourses, we reconstruct the intrinsic logic of such fears
Roizman, Daniel Hamer. "Corpo, obesidade e sociedade: uma leitura psicanalítica". Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo, 2011. https://tede2.pucsp.br/handle/handle/16928.
Texto completoConselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico
The objective is to outline a theoretical overview on obesity and eating from the psychoanalytic perspective of Freud and Lacan, taking into account the fat body and feeding of a social standpoint, and medical history. Obesity has been a subject of concern and research in various areas pertaining to health or not, precisely because of its high incidence in the world. The hypothesis suggests that this is a phenomenon of varying determinations that are based on mythology sometimes individual, sometimes in social mythology. That is, on one hand the act structure of the subject, his margin of freedom and its forms of social bonding, social ideologies focus on the other strategies combined with economic and political domination of bodies and jouissance. The methodology used is the review of literature, and discussed theoretical and conceptual issues, exemplified by data on disorders reported in the literature (articles, documentaries, books) that represent psychoanalysis and consider the social and medical consequences of eating and obesity. We believe that obesity can be considered from the perspective of Lacanian psychoanalysis despite epistemological differences and diagnostic criteria of Medicine
O objetivo do trabalho é traçar um panorama teórico sobre a obesidade e o comer a partir da perspectiva psicanalítica de Freud e Lacan levando em conta o corpo obeso e a alimentação de um ponto de vista social, histórico e médico. A obesidade tem sido objeto de preocupação e investigação por diversas áreas pertencentes ou não à saúde, precisamente por sua alta incidência no mundo. A hipótese levantada aponta que-se trata de um fenômeno de determinações variadas que se fundamentam ora na mitologia individual, ora na mitologia social. Ou seja, se por um lado aluam a estrutura do sujeito, sua margem de liberdade e suas formas de laço social, por outro incidem ideologias sociais aliadas a estratégias econômico-políticas de dominação dos corpos e dos gozes. A metodologia utilizada é da revisão bibliográfica de literatura especializada, sendo abordadas questões teóricas e conceituais, exemplificadas mediante dados sobre transtornos relatados na literatura (artigos, documentários, livros) que representem a psicanálise e considerem as dimensões sociais e médicas do comer e da obesidade. Pensamos que a obesidade pode ser pensada a partir da psicanálise lacaniana apesar das diferenças epistemológicos e dos critérios diagnósticos da medicina
Tresset, Anne. "Le rôle des relations homme/animal dans l'évolution économique et culturelle des sociétés des Ve-IVe millénaires en Bassin Parisien : approche ethno-zootechnique fondée sur les ossements animaux". Paris 1, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA010638.
Texto completoCurrent research in archaeozoology has established that herding practices, and - very likely - domestic stocks, were introduced at the very end of the sixth millenium before Christ in the Paris basin, by settlers already neolithised. During the fifth and fourth millenia (regional ancient and middle neolithic), these practices evolved very deeply. The collation of archaeozoological data and those obtained by other disciplines points out the linkage existing between these changes and technical, economical, cultural and environmental shifts that have occured at the same time in neolithic societies. It also reveals the determinant impact of cultural factor on the evolution of herding practices and meat supply. The comparison between the evolution of herding practices as demonstrated for the Paris Basin during the fifth and fourth millenia and what has been observed elsewhere in Europe in lights the specificity of the former in the neolithisation process, between periphery and center
Tu, Viêt Phu. ""Pour moi, le goût du soja n'est pas une barrière à la consommation. Et pour vous ?" : Effet de la culture sur les croyances, attitudes et préférence vis-à-vis des produits à base de soja". Phd thesis, Université de Bourgogne, 2010. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00750851.
Texto completoSantucci, Pierre Mathieu. "Le troupeau et ses propriétés régulatrices, bases de l'élevage caprin extensif". Montpellier 2, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991MON20300.
Texto completoSirot, Véronique. "Une approche d'analyse risque/bénéfice de la consommation de poissons et produits de la mer". Phd thesis, AgroParisTech, 2010. http://pastel.archives-ouvertes.fr/pastel-00566527.
Texto completoJacques-Côté, Ariane. "L'alimentation des esclaves d'origine africaine de la Basse-Louisiane française (1724-1751) : une fenêtre sur les rapports de pouvoir dans une société de frontière esclavagiste". Thèse, 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/12821.
Texto completoBy studying practices related to slave food in French Louisiana, we learn more about solidarities and conflicts between social groups and within these groups in a slave frontier society. The first chapter is about two main strategies of whites related to slave food: to preserve the slave population and to control their participation in the economy. The second chapter is about the roles of slaves in the food economy, as specialized workers and as producers and distributors of food; these roles enable them to gain more autonomy within the colonial society. The different strategies of slaves in the area of food are at the heart of conflicts and of solidarity between them.