ENG 105b: Food and Identity
REFERENCE RESOURCES
- Europa World Year Book
- REF D2 .E8
- Nectar & ambrosia : an Encyclopedia of Food in World Mythology
- REF GR 498 .A53 2000
- You Eat What You Are: People, Culture and Food Traditions
- REF GT 2850 .B37 1999
- Encyclopedia of Food and Culture
- REF GT 2850 .E53 2003
- Handbook of Nutrition and Food
- MARTIN LIBRARY REF QP 141 .H345 2002
- A Produce Reference Guide to Fruits and Vegetables from Around the World
- MARTIN LIBRARY REF SB 354.8 .H43 1997
- The Oxford companion to Food
- REF TX 349 .D36 2006
- Encyclopedia of Food and Drink in America
- REF TX 349 .E45 2004
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