Cultura alimentar digital, poder e a vida cotidiana
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Cultura alimentar digital, Poder, Desigualdade, Vida cotidiana, COVID-19Resumo
Comida e cultura digital estão mutuamente implicadas nos processos contemporâneos da produção de conhecimento e da contestação de poder ao redor do mundo. Nossa introdução e os artigos nesta edição especial do European Journal of Cultural Studies buscam traçar distinções, paralelos e sobreposições entre a comida e o digital para oferecer insights críticos sobre as capacidades, paradoxos e impactos da cultura alimentar digital sobre a vida cotidiana. Fazemos uma série de questões fundamentalmente focadas em questões de poder que sinalizam uma questão crucial para a (re)produção e circulação de desigualdade na ligação entre a comida e o digital. Para nós e para os autores aqui, Estudos Culturais é um solo particularmente fértil para se analisar a comida digital precisamente devido ao compromisso da disciplina em fazer a crítica do poder e da desigualdade e sua subsequente capacidade para esclarecer a política da comida digital cotidiana e seus impactos sociais, culturais e éticos. Este artigo apresenta e destaca questões essenciais – e introduz conceitos relacionados e debates teóricos – que guiam a agenda desta pesquisa. Além disso, abordamos as formas como os artigos desta edição se conectam à cultura alimentar digital e ao poder após a COVID-19. Concluímos com o sumário dos artigos desta edição e suas contribuições para a pesquisa sobre cultura alimentar digital e estudos culturais de forma mais ampla.
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