Relationship Blog Posting 6 - Unhealthy Relationship: October 29, 2007
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Michael Pollan: Americans' Unhealthy Relationship with Food:
October 19, 2007 by Tom Philpott
In his 1996 book Tasting Food, Tasting Freedom, the great food anthropologist Sidney Mintz concluded that the United States had no cuisine.
Interestingly, Mintz's definition of cuisine came down to conversation. For Mintz, Americans just didn't engage in passionate talk about food. Unlike the southwest French and their cassoulet, most Americans don't obsess and quarrel about what comprises, say, an authentic veggie burger.
But if cuisine comes down to talk, things are looking up a decade after Mintz cast his judgment. Now, more and more people are buzzing about food: not only about what's good to eat, but also -- appropriately for the land that invented McDonald's and Cheetos -- about what's in our food, where it came from, how it was grown.
No writer has galvanized this new national conversation on food more than Michael Pollan, from his muckraking articles on the meat industry for The New York Times Magazine earlier this decade to the publication last year of The Omnivore's Dilemma.
Relationship Blog Comment:
We really have an unhealthy relationship with things as well as with people we interact with, not only in America but also in the whole world as such.
It's simply because we are not too much fond of them.
We either like them or we simply dislike them.
Even when we like a thing or a person, we stop being fond of them.
When we like, we define a relationship; but when we are really fond of, we taste it again every time with the same passion and interest.
Liking and disliking kill our interest and passion and hence make our relationships dead.
Only a live relationship that is bubbling with passion is a healthy relationship, all the rest is waste of time.
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