Histoire et culture de l'alimentation

History and Cultures of Food 14th–18th Centuries

Call for proposals for a new series from Medieval Institute Publications

Series Editor: Allen J. Grieco, Sr. Research Associate (Emeritus),Villa I Tatti 

Food, its preparation and the act of eating are basic cultural acts that characterize all human groups;
reiterated on a daily basis, they constitute the cornerstone of social and cultural interaction. This series seeks to publish contributions to the field of history and culture of food, broadly conceived: a rapidly expanding discipline addressing a rich variety of approaches to a subject that stands at a major disciplinary crossroad. From cultural history to economic history, from the history of heritage products to the history of manners, food is a truly interdisciplinary topic of inquiry, open to research ranging from the history of the cookbook to literary texts, from the still-life to banquet scenes, including the analysis of account books and beyond.
Food history is, at present, a field very much in the making; it is now beginning to establish a
canon. This series aims to publish the best work that is being produced today and make available
the work of historians coming from different historiographical horizons. To that end, it welcomes
scholarly monographs and edited volumes in English by both established and early-career researchers.

To submit a proposal, please contact series editor Allen Grieco (allengrieco@gmail.com) and
acquisitions editor Erika Gaffney (Erika.Gaffney@arc-humanities.org).

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