Food and age in Europe, 1800-2000 / edited by Tenna Jensen, Caroline Nyvang, Peter Scholliers and Peter Atkins.

SeriesRoutledge studies in modern European history ; 65
Contents Introduction : food, age, and the life course in Europe, 1800-2000 / Peter Scholliers, Peter J. Atkings, Tenna Jensen, Caroline Nyvang -- Infant feeding and infant mortality in the United Kingdom in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries / Peter J. Atkins -- In the beginning was Kindermehl : Henri Nestl©♭ and the start of the industrial production of infant food / Karl-Peter Ellerbrock -- Children's diets at the turn of the twentieth century : the "puericulture" of Adolphe Pinard / Alain Drouard -- Little adults : children's diets in Brussels in the 1830s and 1850s / Peter Scholliers -- Nutrition and health of schoolchildren in Britain, 1902-1980 / Derek J. Oddy -- Socialism and yeast cakes with vanilla cream : school canteens in Czechoslovakia, 1950s to 1970s / Martin Franc -- Kids in the kitchen : Danish cookbooks for children, 1847-2014 / Caroline Nyvang and Jonathan Leer -- One hundred years of rations : food in the British Army, 1914-2014 / Rachel Duffett -- The development and impact of work site food services in twentieth-century Finland / Kaija Rautavirta, Kirsti Parkkinen and Antti Ahlstrom -- Food for the elderly : Germany 1850-1950 / Ulrike Thoms -- Food and ageing policy : a case study of the shifting role of food in Danish ageing policy 1930-1960 / Tanna Jensen -- Food and recipes in a life span perspective : women's magazines and blogs: 1920-2018 / Karen Klitgaar Povlsen.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references.
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LCCN 2018043353
ISBN9781138589681 (hardcover : alk. paper)

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