We’re all intersectional now: representational intersectionality in food displays in Melbourne’s Immigration Museum

Book chapter

Peer reviewed

Elaine Swan, Deana Leahy, Emily Gray, Sian Supski and Adele Wessell

Feminist food studies: intersectional perspectives, pp.225-248

Women's Press

2019

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multiculturalism

multimodality

representational intersectionality

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Heritage

Title: We’re all intersectional now: representational intersectionality in food displays in Melbourne’s Immigration Museum
Creators: Elaine Swan - University of Sussex, UK
Deana Leahy - Monash University, Australia
Emily Gray - RMIT University, Australia
Sian Supski - Monash University, Australia
Adele Wessell - Southern Cross University, Australia
Contributors: Barbara Parker (Editor of compilation)
Jennifer Brady (Editor of compilation)
Elaine Power (Editor of compilation)
Susan Belyea (Editor of compilation)
Publication Details: Feminist food studies: intersectional perspectives, pp.225-248
Publisher: Women's Press; Toronto, Canada
Identifiers: 2837; 991012821876302368
Academic Unit: Faculty of Business, Law and Arts; Humanities; School of Arts and Social Sciences
Resource Type: Book chapter