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I've worried for sometime that my cookbook obsession has been getting out of hand. I was therefore intrigued by this programme on Radio 4 last night. It's amazing what happens when you're awake thanks to baby wailing.
The first half of the programme was about Andrea Tonner's PhD into what cookbooks say about people. I want to try to get hold of the final dissertation, sounds like interesting stuff.
You can listen to the full programme here.
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Now that's an interesting dissertation topic. If you get hold of the full text in electronic format, could you let me have a look too, please?
Posted by: Jeanne | 08 May 2008 at 05:48 PM
I agree. Will do.
Posted by: Anthony Silverbrow | 08 May 2008 at 06:14 PM
Wow - really interesting! My background is in physiology and I've always found the behavioural aspect extremely interesting. I would be very interested to see more.
Posted by: Niamh | 12 May 2008 at 12:36 PM