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Interesting window to self interactions with one another: micro vs. macro level and how they interact to make up identity. Durkheim: food as a totem, t

Chapter 3: aging in canada and the world today. Social change adds to the challenge of aging in the least developed countries: older people face hardsh

People negotiate their relationships and support based in part on the history of their relationship: convoy model of support: dynamic network of close

Also need to prevent illness with aging society: gerontology looks at how aging affects the individual, and how an aging population changes society. Th

Introduction: the structure of the family is changing, add that people live longer and more older people live alone than ever before, you might think f

Introduction: three broad areas to gerontology, biomedicine, looks at the changes in physiology and health that comes with age. Theory in the study of

7 written questions- 50 marks: conceptual issues focus, theoretical perspectives, patterns and figures for canadian situations, written questions are n

Intrinsic aging: changes within body normal wear and tear. Social determinants of health: location, accessibility, technology, education. Three models

3:10 pm: 6 short answer/long answer, not cumulative, poverty rate changing in ontario, welfare system in canada. Introduction: poverty rate has decreas

"doing gender" as social activity unconsciously performed with or for another and as a means of legitimizing one of the most fundamental divisions of s

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Intertwined problems of surplus and scarcity reveal new ways food can reproduce or contest relations of inequality on local, national, and global level

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The extraordinary science of addictive junk food- michael moss: nestle, kraft, nabisco, general mills, procter and gamble, coca-cola and mars met to di

You are what you eat: enjoying (and transforming) food culture- johnston and. Cappeliez: culture shapes how we eat, the meaning of food culture in dail

Uneven bounty: more food available today per person on a global scale than there ever was, cannot explain persistence of hunger and undernourishment, 1

Identity considers personal preference, pleasure, creativity, who and where you are. Identity: the ability to afford meat has long served as a badge of

Wednesday, october 18, 2017: consumption connected to everyday life, sexism within food advertisement reinforces gender roles, reinforce women"s job to

Lecture 3: the global industrial food system: pros and cons. 1:05 pm: generally think of food as individual, but we"re looking at the larger picture. W

Interesting window to self interactions with one another: micro vs. macro level and how they interact to make up identity. Durkheim: food as a totem, t

Ethical eating: not just a fixed set of rules, ties to foodie culture and ethical eating. Issues of equity, democratic food politics, yet establish sta

Lecture 4: hunger, food insecurity and the food. What is hunger: not having enough to eat to meet energy requirements, malnutrition. What is malnutriti

Foodie: constantly educate self about food: minute differences between different foods and food regions, education, identity, exploration, evaluation.

Ethnicity and race are key organizing principles. Ethnicity and race shape our experiences, opportunities, and identities. Attention is shifted away fr

Racism in the criminal justice system: begins at micro level, racially biased attitudes. White judges can have stereotypical attitudes, behaviours and

Week 7: satzewich and shaffir, wortley and owusu- Racism vs. professionalism: claims and counter-claims about racial profiling- As well, that subcultur

Cultural schemas for racial identity in canadian television advertising- "white nostalgia" schema: 58 ads, whites have long history of producing and co

5:51 pm: the concept of diversity, as the central concept of the discourse of multiculturalism, has become common in canadian politics and cultural lif