Does Food Have a Gender?

When:
Thursday, Nov 12, 2020 6:00p -
7:00p

Where:
Online event
1 Oxford St
Cambridge, MA 02138

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Admission:
FREE

Categories:
Food, Lectures & Conferences, University, Virtual & Streaming

Event website:
https://hmsc.harvard.edu/event/does-food-have-gender

Food is an indispensable part of culture and a symbol of profound social and political realities. Using Virginia Woolf’s essay A Room of One’s Own as a jumping point, Barbara Haber and Lydia Shire will discuss the connections among culinary history, women’s history, and social history, highlighting how food and cooking have been—and continue to be used—to mark gender roles.


Barbara Haber, Food Historian
Lydia Shire, Chef, Restaurateur, and Entrepreneur
Moderated by Louisa Kasdon, CEO and Founder of Let’s Talk About Food


See more about the related exhibition, Resetting the Table: Food and Our Changing Tastes.


Presented by the Peabody Museum of Archaeology & Ethnology and the Harvard Museums of Science & Culture in collaboration with Let’s Talk About Food.


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