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Food and Culture - Coggle Diagram

- - - - specifically science
        
        during the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries
        
        It is the key to modernity
  - - - society was made up of three estates
        
        the citizens
        
        free and rich men did not need to work to live
        
        commoners
        
        free men but who needed to work to live.
        
        the slaves
        
        performed the tasks of society
  - - - It was taken up by Hippocratic medicine, secularizing it and giving it the meaning of a set of rules that should be followed to maintain health and prevent disease.
- - - - Foodborne illnesses are almost always caused by pathogenic bacteria.
        
        food hygiene applies to three main areas
        
        cleaning the area where the food is
        
        food hygiene practice
        
        personal hygiene
  - - - the growing demand, internal and external: the first due to the increase in population
  - - - Eating behavior
      - Eating habits
      - food preferences
      - Beliefs and Values
- - - - Most deaths from hunger are due to chronic malnutrition
      - Today, 10% of children in developing countries die before their fifth birthday.
  - - - Lifestyles (family, educational level, work, religion)
      - The way of life (political-social system, state, economy)
      - Living conditions (society, poverty, inequality, geography, catastrophes, wars, diasporas).
- - - - the first revolution
        
        between the 1920s and 1950s
        
        The agricultural production system was mechanized
        
        the second revolution
        
        between the years l950 and 1980
        
        the use of adequate nutrients for the growth and development of plants was generalized
        
        the third revolution
        
        man modifies the genetic heritage of cells
  - - - During the Neolithic revolution, man discovers the value of the land and invests in it
        
        AGRICULTURE
        
        reconsiders his relationship with some animals in his environment and tames them
        
        digs into the bowels of the earth to extract its treasures
        
        MINING ARISES
    - - It refers to the technique that was used in this period: polishing the stone to obtain a greater edge from it.
        
        The first crops were cereals
        
        wheat, barley and rye in Europe, millet in Africa, rice in India and China
        
        human control over their own food supply
        
        managed to domesticate and breed certain species of animals
- - - - This is the case of gluttony - eating and drinking disorderly, which, according to Catholic morality, constitutes a capital sin.
      - rules affecting diet
        
        religious imperatives
        
        Communicate with God
        
        Demonstrate faith by accepting directions
        
        Establish discipline and rules through fasting
        
        Diet rules
        
        What foods can be/or not eaten
        
        certain days of the year
        
        certain hours of the day