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The Conceptual Separation of Food and Animals in Childhood

Kate StewartBristol University
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Matthew ColeCardiff University
Pages 457-476 | Published online: 29 Apr 2015

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Neil Stephens. (2022) Join our team, change the world: edibility, producibility and food futures in cultured meat company recruitment videos. Food, Culture & Society 25:1, pages 32-48.
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Saara Kupsala. (2018) Contesting the meat–animal link and the visibility of animals killed for food: a focus group study in Finland. Food, Culture & Society 21:2, pages 196-213.
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Matthew Cole & Kate Stewart. (2017) ‘A new life in the countryside awaits’: interactive lessons in the rural utopia in ‘farming’ simulation games. Discourse: Studies in the Cultural Politics of Education 38:3, pages 402-415.
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