Is the ethnographic approach a meaningful approximation to cultural understanding in the field of nutrition and dietetics?

Addressing nutritional issues requires contributions from other disciplines, including anthropology. Cover nutrition from this perspective makes it possible to take up the analysis of cultures in terms of socially determined and meaningful human activities. For this reason, the anthropology of nutri...

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Main Author: Sayda Milena Pico-Fonseca
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: Universidad del Magdalena 2022-09-01
Series:Duazary
Online Access:https://revistas.unimagdalena.edu.co/index.php/duazary/article/view/4841
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description Addressing nutritional issues requires contributions from other disciplines, including anthropology. Cover nutrition from this perspective makes it possible to take up the analysis of cultures in terms of socially determined and meaningful human activities. For this reason, the anthropology of nutrition arises, which focuses on understanding the relationship between eating habits and nutrition. Based on the above, these practices are understood as cultural phenomena, since they encompass material, historical and contextual conditions, customs, habits and rituals that go beyond the process of ingesting food.
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spelling doaj.art-b33129701d164fa09349af669c9cb5bf2024-04-22T18:54:01ZspaUniversidad del MagdalenaDuazary1794-59922389-783X2022-09-0119315215410.21676/2389783X.48415297Is the ethnographic approach a meaningful approximation to cultural understanding in the field of nutrition and dietetics?Sayda Milena Pico-Fonseca0Pontificia Universidad JaverianaAddressing nutritional issues requires contributions from other disciplines, including anthropology. Cover nutrition from this perspective makes it possible to take up the analysis of cultures in terms of socially determined and meaningful human activities. For this reason, the anthropology of nutrition arises, which focuses on understanding the relationship between eating habits and nutrition. Based on the above, these practices are understood as cultural phenomena, since they encompass material, historical and contextual conditions, customs, habits and rituals that go beyond the process of ingesting food.https://revistas.unimagdalena.edu.co/index.php/duazary/article/view/4841
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title Is the ethnographic approach a meaningful approximation to cultural understanding in the field of nutrition and dietetics?
title_full Is the ethnographic approach a meaningful approximation to cultural understanding in the field of nutrition and dietetics?
title_fullStr Is the ethnographic approach a meaningful approximation to cultural understanding in the field of nutrition and dietetics?
title_full_unstemmed Is the ethnographic approach a meaningful approximation to cultural understanding in the field of nutrition and dietetics?
title_short Is the ethnographic approach a meaningful approximation to cultural understanding in the field of nutrition and dietetics?
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