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Title: Food and Relationships: Children's Experiences in Residential Care
Author(s): Punch, Samantha
McIntosh, Ian
Emond, Ruth
Dorrer, Nika
Contact Email: s.v.punch@stir.ac.uk
Editor(s): James, Allison
Kjørholt, Anne-Trine
Tingstad, Vebjørg
Citation: Punch S, McIntosh I, Emond R & Dorrer N (2009) Food and Relationships: Children's Experiences in Residential Care. In: James A, Kjørholt A & Tingstad V (eds.) Children, Food and Identity in Everyday Life. Studies in Childhood and Youth. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 149-171. http://www.palgrave.com/products/title.aspx?PID=321265
Keywords: children
relationships
food practices
residential care
Children Research Methodology
Child psychology
Food Social aspects
Group identity
Issue Date: Nov-2009
Date Deposited: 11-Jan-2010
Series/Report no.: Studies in Childhood and Youth
Abstract: This chapter focuses on food practices; examining the role food plays in children’s experiences of relationship building within residential care. In particular it considers the use of food as a medium through which relationships between care workers and children can be conveyed, contested and maintained. To this extent we explore the building, entering, testing and sustaining of relationships within three residential care homes in Scotland.
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