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Masako Mizusawa,Karen C. Carrollng, and talking the nation will be particularly clear through this chapter as with their choice of restaurants. It will also address perceptions of identity; the way Israelis converse about the Arab or Palestinian food demonstrates their political preferences and the way they define the real and imaginary borders of their national community.

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Santiago Pagani,Jian-Jia Chen,J?rg Henkel the social structures and official ideas of Israeliness. In this introduction I also delve into my own position in the field, my research methodology, and I explain how my personal history has affected the development of this book.

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Nation and the Everyday: How Food Shapes the Nation the social structures and official ideas of Israeliness. In this introduction I also delve into my own position in the field, my research methodology, and I explain how my personal history has affected the development of this book.

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Noisome

Israel: A Kosher Nation?bodies. Therefore, I interpret the decision to follow dietary restrictions in Israel not only as a symbol of religious observance but as one of political convictions. Breaking them occasionally can also be a “redemptive moment” and a way to defy the status quo without breaking social conventions.

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How Shabbat Has Kept Israel: From the Private to the Nationalnds by distributing weekly leftovers. Their influence becomes key for the process of identity formation, especially for newcomers; either children or immigrants that learn how to be national and behave as an Israeli from their mothers, teachers, and mothers-in-law.