FOOD AND CULTURE
Australia and Oceania
Abbott I (1991) Polynesian Uses of Seaweed. in P Cox; S Banack (eds)
Islands, Plants, and Polynesians: An Introduction to Polynesian Ethnobotany:
Proceedings of a Symposium Sponsored the the Institute for Polynesian Studies,
pp. 135-145 [Oceania].![]()
Abbott
I (1992) The Staple Crops, Kalo and 'Uala La'au Hawai'i: Traditional Hawaiian
Uses of Plants. Bishop Museum Press, pp. 23-32 [foodstuff; Oceania].![]()
Agyei W (1984) Breastfeeding and Sexual Abstinence in Papua New Guinea. Journal of Biosocial Science. 16:451-461 [infant feeding; Oceania].
Barlow
K (1984) The Social Context of Infant Feeding in the Murik Lakes of Papua, New
Guinea. Ecology of Food and Nutrition. 15:61-72 [social relations;
infant feeding; Oceania; New Guinea].
Becker AE; Burwell RA; Navara K, et al. (2003) Binge Eating and Binge Eating Disorder in a Small-Scale, Indigenous Society: The View from Fiji. International Journal of Eating Disorders. 34:423-431 [eating disorder; Oceania; Fiji].
Bindon JR (1982) Banana, Breadfruit, Beef, and Beer: Modernization of the Samoan Diet. Ecology of Food and Nutrition. 12:49-60 [dietary change; Oceania; Samoa].
Bindon JR (1984) An Evaluation of the Diet of Three Groups of Samoan Adults: Modernization and Dietary Adequacy. Ecology of Food and Nutrition. 14:105-115 [dietary change; Oceania; Samoa].
Bindon JR (1988) Taro or Rice, Plantation or Market; Dietary Choice in American Samoa. Food and Foodways. 3:59-78 [food choice; dietary change; Oceania; Samoa].
Bindon JR (1994) Some Implications of the Diet of Children in American Samoa. Collegium Anthropologicum. 18 [change; ecology; child nutrition; Oceania; Samoa].
Bliege BR; Bird D (1997) Delayed Reciprocity and Tolerated Theft. Current Anthropology. 38:49-78 [food sharing; behavioral ecology; Australia; Torres Straits; Nerian].
Boyd DJ (2001) Life without Pigs: Recent Subsistence Changes among the Irakia Awa, Papua New Guinea. Human Ecology. 29:259-282 [dietary change; Oceania].
Brand-Miller JC (1998) Australian Aboriginal Plant Foods: A Consideration of Their Nutritional Composition and Health Implications. Nutrition Research Reviews. 11:5-23 [prehistoric diet; food use; vegetable foraging; hunter-gatherer; Australia; ].
Burns C (2004) Effect of Migration on Food Habits of Somali Women Living as Refugees in Australia. Ecology of Food and Nutrition. 43:213-229 [migration; economic transition; acculturation; diet; overweight; obesity; food habits; Africa; Somalia; Australia].
Cawte J (1978) Gross Stress in Small Islands: A Study in Macro-Psychiatry.
in C Laughlin; I Brady (eds) Extinction and Survival in Human Populations.
Columbia University Press, pp. 95-121 [famine; social relations; Oceania;
Australian Aborigines].![]()
Connell J; Hamnett M (1987) Famine or Feast: Sago Production in Bougainville. Journal of the Polynesian Society. 87:231-241 [food species; Oceania].
Conton L (1985) Social, Economic and Ecological Parameters of Infant Feeding in Usino, Papua New Guinea. Ecology of Food and Nutrition. 16:39-54 [nutrition; ecology; infant feeding; Oceania; New Guinea; Usino].
Cook PH; Wyndham AJ (1953) Patterns of Eating Behavior. Human Relations. 6:141-160 [social relations; industrial workers; lunchtime; Western culture; Australia].
Crittendon R; Baines J (1986) Seasonal Factors Influencing Child Malnutrition on the Nembi Plateau. Human Ecology. 14:191-223 [malnutrition; seasonal hunger; children; Oceania; New Guinea; Nembi].
Currey B (1980) Famine in the Pacific: Losing the Chances for Change. Geojournal. 4:447-466 [hunger; history; geography; Oceania].
Dennett
G; Connell, J (1988) Acculturation and Health in the Highlands of Papua New
Guinea: Dissent on Diversity, Diets, and Development. Current Anthropology.
29:273-299 [food habit change; Oceania].
Dixon J (2002) The Changing Chicken: Chooks, Cooks and Culinary Culture.
University of New South Wales Press [foodstuff; history; food system; marketing;
culinary culture; change; Australia].![]()
Dornstreich M; Morren GEB (1974) Does New Guinea Cannibalism Have Nutritional Value? Human Ecology. 2:1-12 [cannibalism; nutritional value; Oceania; New Guinea].
Dyson LE (2002) How to Cook a Galah: Celebrating Australia's Culinary
Heritage. Lothian Books [history; food habits; cookery; Australia].![]()
Ferro-Luzzi G (1962) Food Patterns and Nutrition in French Polynesia. American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. 11:299-311 [food habits; dietary patterns; nutrition; Oceania; Polynesia].
Firth R (1959) Social Change in Tikopia. Macmillan [famine; behavioral effects; social relations; Oceania; Polynesia; Tikopia].
Fitzgerald TM (1986) Dietary Change among Cook Islanders in New Zealand.
in L Manderson (ed) Shared Wealth and Symbol: Food, Culture and Society in
Oceania. Cambridge University Press [change; Oceania; Cook Islands; New
Zealand].![]()
Galanis DJ; McGarvey ST; Quested C, et al. (1999) Dietary Intake of Modernizing Samoans: Implications for Risk of Cardiovascular Disease. Journal of the American Dietetic Association. 99:184-190 [modernization; dietary change; Oceania; American Samoa; Western Samoa].
Gibson J (2000) Migration and Dietary Change: Highlanders and the Demand for Staples in Urban Png. Aciar Proceedings.88-93 [urbanization; Oceania; Papua New Guinea].
Gittelsohn J; Haberle H; Vastine AE, et al. (2003) Macro- and Microlevel Processes Affect Food Choice and Nutritional Status in the Republic of the Marshall Islands. Journal of Nutrition. 133:310S-313S [food system; Westernization; obesity; child nutrition; Oceania].
Gracey
M (2000) Historical, Cultural, Political, and Social Influences on Dietary
Patterns and Nutrition in Australian Aboriginal Children. The American
Journal of Clinical Nutrition. 72:1361s- [child nutrition; Australia;
Aborigine].
Ishige N (1977) Roasting Dog in an Earth Oven (Ponape). in J Kuper (ed)
The Anthropologists' Cookbook. Universe Books, pp. 203-205 [food use;
cookery; Oceania; Micronesia; Ponape].![]()
Jenkins C; Milton K (1993) Diet and Survival among the Hagahai of Papua
New Guinea. in CM Hladik (ed) Tropical Forests, People and Food Man and the
Biosphere Series [nutritional status; health; Oceania; Papua New Guinea;
Hagahai].![]()
Joseph FG (1981) Commentary: Influence of Development Factors on Nutritional Patterns in the Solomon Islands. Ecology of Food and Nutrition. 10:187-191- [social development and culture change; Oceania; Solomon Islands].
Kahn M (1986) Always Hungry, Never Greedy. Waveland [symbolism; appetite
expression; social relations; sharing; Oceania; New Guinea].![]()
Lako JV (2001) Dietary Trend and Diabetes: Its Associations among Fijians from 1952 to 1994. Asian Pacific Journal of Clinical Nutrition. 10:183-187 [diet and disease; diabetes; Oceania; Fiji].
Leach H (2003) Did East Polynesians Have a Concept of Luxury Foods? World Archaeology. 34:442-457 [Oceania; Polynesia ??].
Lemonnier
P (1996) Food, Competition, and the Status of Food in New Guinea. in P Wiessner;
W Schiefenhovel (eds) Food and the Status Quest. Berghahn, pp. 219-234
[social relations; pig feasts; Oceania].![]()
Lewis ND (2000) The Pacific Islands. in KF Kiple; KC Ornelas (eds) The
Cambridge World History of Food. Cambridge University Press, pp. 1351-1366
[history; food habits; food systems; processing; urbanization and change;
nutrition and health; Oceania].![]()
Manderson L (1986) Shared Wealth and Symbol: Food, Culture, and Society in
Oceania. Cambridge University Press [collected essays; Oceania].![]()
Marshall LB (1984) Wage Employment and Infant Feeding: A Papua New Guinea Case. Ecology of Food and Nutrition. 14:170-190 [economic and social change; infant feeding; Oceanian; Papua New Guinea].
Marshall LB (1985) Infant Care and Feeding in the South Pacific. Gordon and Breach [infant feeding practices; Oceania; Fiji; Papua New Guinea; Samoa].
McKnight D (1973) Sexual Symbolism of Food among the Wik-Mungkan. Man. 8:194-210 [symbolism; sex; Oceania; New Guinea].
Mead M (1934) How the Papuan Plans His Dinner. Natural History. 34:377-388 [ethnic foodways; Oceania; Papua New Guinea].
Milligan RAK; Burke V; Gracy MP (1998) Influence of Gender and Socio-Economic Status on Dietary Patterns and Nutrient Intakes in 18-Year-Old Australians. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health. 22:485- [dietary patterns; Australia].
Murton B (2000) Australia and New Zealand. in KF Kiple; KC Ornelas (eds)
The Cambridge World History of Food. Cambridge University Press, pp.
1339-1350 [history; contemporary food habits; modernization; Oceania; European
immigrants; Australians Aborigines; Maori].![]()
Nardi B (1984) Infant Feeding and Women's Work in Western Samoa: A Hypothesis. Ecology of Food and Nutrition. 14:277-28- [infant feeding; Oceania; Western Samoa].
Page LB (1987) Diet and Nutrition. in JS Friedlander (ed) The Solomon
Island Project: A Long-Term Study of Health, Human Biology, and Culture Change.
Oxford University Press, pp. 65-88- [diet; change; Oceania; Solomon Islands].![]()
Palmer K; Brady M (1991) Diet and Dust in the Desert an Aboriginal
Community, Maralinga Lands, South Australia. Aboriginal Studies Press [food
habits; nutrition and health; Australia; Pitjantjatjara].![]()
Parkinson S (1961) Influence of Food Patterns on the Nutrition of Pacific Islanders. Proceedings of the 3rd International Congress of Dietetics.16-22 [food habits; nutritional status; Oceania].
Peterson N (1978) The Traditional Pattern of Subsistence to 1975. in BS Hetzel; HJ Frith (eds) The Nutrition of Aborigines in Relation to the Ecosystem of Central Australia [food habits; Australia; Aborigines].
Pollock NJ (1974) Breadfruit or Rice? Dietary Choice on a Micronesian Atoll. Ecology of Food and Nutrition. 3:107-115 [food selection; Oceania].
Pollock NJ (1985) The Concept of Food in Pacific Society: A Fijian Example. Ecology of Food and Nutrition. 17:195-203 [food classification; Oceania; Fiji].
Pollock NJ (1986) Food Classification in Three Pacific Societies: Fiji, Hawaii and Tahiti. Ethnology. 25:107-117 [food categories; Oceania].
Pollock NJ (1992) These Roots Remain: Food Habits in Islands of the
Central and Eastern Pacific since Western Contact. Institute for Polynesian
Studies [food categories; change; Oceania; Micronesia; Polynesia].![]()
Powdermaker
H (1932) Feast in New Ireland: The Social Function of Eating. American
Anthropologist. 34:236-247 [feast; social relations; Oceania; New
Ireland].
Rappaport R (1967) Pigs for the Ancestors: Ritual in the Ecology of a New
Guinea People [ecology; food use; pork; ritual; Oceania; New Guinea; Tsembaga
Maring].![]()
Rappaport R (1971) The Flow of Energy in an Agricultural Society. Scientific American. 225:116-132 [ecology; Oceania; New Guinea; Tsembaga Maring].
Ravuvu A (1991) A Fijian Cultural Perspective on Food. in A Janese; S
Parkinson; A Robertson (eds) Food and Nutrition in Fiji, pp. 622-636
[food habits; symbols and meanings; Oceania].![]()
Richardson K (2003) Vegemite, Soldiers, and Rosy Cheeks. Gastronomica. 3:60-62 [foodstuff; social identity; Australia].
Rody N (1978) Things Go Better with Coconuts -- Program Strategies in Micronesia. Journal of Nutrition Education. 10:19-22 [food species; change; Oceania; Micronesia].
Ross H (1976) Bush Fallow Farming, Diet and Nutrition: A Melanesian
Example of Successful Adaptation. in E Giles; J Friedlander (eds) The
Measures of Man: Methodologies in Biological Anthropology, pp. 550-615
[ecology; Oceania; Melanesia; Malaita; Baegu].![]()
Rozin P; Siegal M (2003) Vegemite as a Marker of National Identity. Gastronomica. 3:63-67 [social identity; Australia].
Schiefenhoveal W (1997) Good Taste and Bad Taste: Preferences and
Aversions as Biological Principles. in H Macbeth (ed) Food Preferences and
Taste. Berghahn, pp. 55-64 [disgust and aversion; physiology; ethology;
ecology; Oceania; Trobriand Islands].![]()
Schiefenhovel W; Bell-Krannhals I (1996) Of Harvests and Hierarchies:
Securing Food and Social Position in the Trobriand Islands. in P Wiessner; W
Schiefenhovel (eds) Food and the Status Quest. Berghahn, pp. 235-251
[social relations; food gifts and sharing; Oceania].![]()
Schieffelin E (1976) The Sorrow of the Lonely and the Burning of the
Dancer [symbolism; social relations; fighting with food; Oceania; New Guinea].![]()
Schmied V; Lupton D (2001) Blurring the Boundaries: Breastfeeding and Maternal Subjectivity. Sociology of Health and Illness. 23:234-250 [infant feeding; social relations; mother-infant bond; Australia].
Schneider DM (1957) Typhoons on Yap. Human Organization. 16:10-15 [starvation; disaster response; social relations; Oceania; Micronesia; Yap].
Shack K; Grivetti LE; Dewey K (1990) Cash Cropping, Subsistence Agriculture and Nutritional Status among Mothers of Children in Lowland Papua New Guinea. Social Science and Medicine. 31:61-72 [maternal nutrition; economy; Oceania; Papua New Guinea].
Sjostedt J; Schmaker J; Nathawat SS (1998) Eating Disorders among Indian and Australian University Students. Journal of Social Psychology. 138 [disturbed behavior; students; South Asia; India; Australia].
Sorenson ER; Gadjusek DC (1969) Nutrition in the Kuru Region I Gardening, Food Handling, and Diet of the Fore People. Acta Tropical. 26:281-330 [dietary patterns; food processing; nutritional status; Oceania; Papua New Guinea; Fore].
Symons M (1982) One Continuous Picnic: A History of Eating in Australia
[history; Australia].![]()
Thaman R (1982) Deterioration of Traditional Food Systems, Increasing
Malnutrition and Food Dependency in the Pacific Islands. Journal of Food and
Nutrition. 39:109-125 [dietary change; malnutrition; Oceania].![]()
Thaman R (1990) The Evolution of the Fiji Food System. in A Janese; S Parkinson; A Robertson (eds) Food and Nutrition in Fiji, pp. 23-107 [food habit change; Oceania].
Tietjen AM (1984) Infant Care and Feeding Practices and the Beginnings of Socialization among the Maisin of Papua New Guinea. Ecology of Food and Nutrition. 15:39-48 [infant feeding practices; Oceania; Papua New Guinea; Maisin].
Tuttle CR (2002) Lessons Learned from Failed Research among the New Zealand Maori. Nutritional Anthropology. 25:13-19 [nutritional anthropology; Oceania].
Tuzin D (1972) Yam Symbolism in the Sepik: An Interpretative Account. Southwestern Journal of Anthropology. 28:230-254 [symbolism; social relations; sex; Oceania; New Guinea].
Ulijaszek SJ (2003) Trends in Body Size, Diet and Food Availability in the Cook Islands in the Second Half of the 20th Century. Economics and Human Biology. 1:123-137 [weight; obesity; diet; energy expenditure; Oceania; Cook Islands].
Wassmann J (1993) When Actions Speak Louder Than Words: The Classification of Food among the Yupno of Papua New Guinea. Quarterly Newsletter of the Laboratory of Comparative Human Cognition. 15:30-40 [food categories; Oceania].
Wenkan
NS; Wolff RJ (1970) A Half Century of Changing Food Habits among Japanese in
Hawaii. Journal of the American Dietetic Association. 57:29-32
[change; Oceania; United States; Hawaii; Japanese Americans].
Whitehead H (2000) Food Rules: Hunting, Sharing, and Tabooing Game in
Papua New Guinea. University of Michigan Press [social relations; sharing;
gender; taboo; Oceania; Papua New Guinea; Seltaman].![]()
Yen DE (1974) The Sweet Potato and Oceania. Bishop Museum [food specie;
Oceania].![]()
Yen DE (1975) Indigenous Food Processing in Oceania. in ML Arnott (ed) Gastronomy: The Anthropology of Food and Nutrition [ethnic foodways; processing; cookery; Oceania].
Young M (1971) Fighting with Food [social relations; famine; seasonal
hunger; conflict; fighting with food; appetite expression; Oceania; New Guinea;
Goodenough Island].![]()
Young M (1986) The Worst Disease: Cultural Definition of Hunger in
Kalauna. in L Manderson (ed) Shared Wealth and Symbol: Food, Culture and
Society in Oceania and Southeast Asia. Cambridge University Press [hunger;
meaning; Oceania; Melanesia; Kalaun].![]()
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