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 Piera, Montserrat (ed.), «Mens et mensa»: Thinking of Food in Medieval Cultures (1000-1600 CE), Santa Barbara (CA), University of California at Santa Barbara (eHumanista, 25), 2013, pp. 1-155. 
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 * Rogers (2013), "What not to eat: excess and ..." · 11
 * Rebekah L. Pratt / From animal to meat: illuminating the medieval ritual of unmaking · 17
 * Jonathan Burgoyne / «Si bien non comedes, conde»: food rituals, alimentary imagery, and the count of Barcelona's comic feast in the Cantar de mio Cid · 31
 * Kelleher (2013), "Eating from a corrupted table ..." · 51
 * Martha Daas / Food for the soul: feasting and fasting in the Spanish Middle Ages · 65
 * Sonja Mayrhofer / «What, is Sarezyns flesch thus good?»: cannibalism and the humors in Richard Cœr de Lyon · 75
 * Madera Allan / An elusive minimal pair: taste and caste in inquisitorial La Mancha · 94
 * Mark D. Johnston / Gluttony and «convivencia»: Hernando de Talavera's warning to the Muslims of Granada in 1496 · 107
 * Emily Francomano / «Este manjar es dulçe»: sweet synaesthesia in the Libro de buen amor · 127
 * Heather Downey / You never «sausage» a sight: food and the search for olfactory truth in Lazarillo de Tormes · 145
MatèriesAlimentacióCuina i confiteria
 Història de la literatura
NotesMonogràfic de la revista.
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