Transatlantic Trade and Global Cultural Transfers Since 1492

Transatlantic Trade and Global Cultural Transfers Since 1492

More than Commodities

Kaller, Martina; Jacob, Frank

Taylor & Francis Ltd

03/2021

226

Mole

Inglês

9780367784652

15 a 20 dias

417

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Introduction: Commodity Trade, Globalization, and the Making of the Atlantic World



Frank Jacob and Martina Kaller



Section I: Changing Food Habits










Chasing Chocolate: Transfers, Transformations, and Continuities in the History of Cacao






John S. Henderson and Kathryn M. Hudson

2. Flavors and Colors: The Chili Pepper in Europe



Esther Katz

3. The Jazz Age, Neapolitans, and Primitivism:



Futurist Cuisine at the Exposition Coloniale Internationale (1931)



Mariana Aguirre



Section II: New Consumer Societies



4. Tobacco: A Transatlantic Commodity and Its Cultural Impact in the Early Modern World



Frank Jacob



5. Coca-Leaf Transfers to Europe: Effects on the Consumption of Coca in North-western Argentina



Ricardo Abduca



Section III: Knowledge and Representation



6. Peyote and Ololuhqui in the Medical Texts of New Spain and Their Circulation in Spain during the 16th and 17th Centuries



Angelica Morales-Sarabia



7. The Pride of Lippitzbach: Multiple Spaces of Knowledge and Meanings of the Amazonian Water Lily. From the Amazon River Basin to Carinthia (Austria)



Marianne Klemun



8.

When the Tomato was Purely Ornamental: Considering New World Foods in Seventeenth-Century BerlinMolly Taylor-Poleskey



9. Unlocking Platinum: Early European Struggles with a Colonial Metal



Noah Benninga



Index
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Paul Gauguin;Grape Vine;Chili peppers;Rembert Dodoens;Chocolate;Cape Gooseberries;Coco Bean;Indian Bean;Chewing Gum;Jazz Age;Rubber;Exposition Coloniale Internationale;Bubble Gum;North Western Argentina;Chili Pepper;The Jazz Age;Victoria Regia;Amazonian Water Lily;Giant Water Lily;Platinum;Cacao Production;commodity-chain approach;Pierre Joseph Macquer;transatlantic trade connection;Fascist Colonialism;European stimulant-related cultural practices;Cacao;Cacao Trees;Cacao Seeds;Coca Consumption;Coca Leaves;Dry Chili Pepper;Victoria Amazonica;Native Ore;Captaincy General;Wild Cacao;Younger Men