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The True History of Chocolate is a popular history of chocolate by Sophie and Michael D. Coe.
The book is considered a classic.[1]
It is a popular history.[2]
Reviews
editAnderson referred to it as "deservedly famous" in 2008.[2]
The book has been criticised for shallow coverage of chocolate's relationship with slavery.[3]
References
edit- ^ de Orellano & Margarita, p. 74.
- ^ a b Anderson (2008), p. 71.
- ^ Hackenesch (2017), pp. 12–13.
Sources
edit- Anderson, E N (March 2008). "Review: An Anthropology of Chocolate". American Anthropologist. 110: 1. JSTOR 27563884.
- de Orellana, Margarita (March 2012). "From Precious Water to Chocolate". Artes de México . CHOCOLATE II: Mysticism and Cultural Blends. 105. JSTOR 24319003.
- Hackenesch, Silke (2017). Chocolate and Blackness: A Cultural History. University of Chicago Press. ISBN 978-3-593-50776-7.