Food Matters. Arguments for an ethnography of daily care.

A. Stollmeijer, J.A. Harbers, A.M. Mol

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Original language	Undefined
Title of host publication	Sociality/ Materiality. The Status of the Oject in Social Sciences.
Place of Publication	London
Pages	-
Number of pages	13
Publication status	Published - 11 Sep 1999

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Stollmeijer, A., Harbers, J. A., & Mol, A. M. (1999). Food Matters. Arguments for an ethnography of daily care. In Sociality/ Materiality. The Status of the Oject in Social Sciences. (pp. -). London.

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