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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Under the Crust is a critical exploration of the stories we tell about food, health, and science-and of the fears and simplifications that often replace genuine understanding.Bread, one of humanity's oldest foods, has long been more than nourishment. It has carried symbolic weight, cultural meaning, and moral judgments, becoming a fertile ground for myths, anxieties, and ideological battles. In contemporary discourse, bread and food more broadly are frequently framed through narratives of purity, danger, and blame, where scientific language is invoked but rarely respected.This book brings together a series of essays that examine how pseudoscience, selective evidence, and seductive storytelling shape public perceptions of nutrition and risk. Topics include the demonization of ingredients, the confusion between hazard and probability, the misuse of "natural" as a scientific argument, and the transformation of science into a rhetorical ornament rather than a method of inquiry.Under the Crust does not offer diets, rules, or easy answers. Instead, it invites skepticism, intellectual responsibility, and careful thinking in a field dominated by certainty without evidence. It is written for readers interested in food, science, and culture-and for anyone willing to question comforting narratives in favor of clarity and reason. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Condition: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Seiten: 442 | Sprache: Französisch | Produktart: Bücher | L'Église est universelle dans sa participation à la mission du Christ et de l'Esprit-Saint pour le salut de toute la création. En même temps, elle a des ' limites ' dans sa constitution historique et se trouve toujours en relation avec un ' en dehors '. Ce livre traite les questions qui en découlent sur la base de l'ecclésiologie du Concile Vatican II. En partant d'une courte analyse historique de la question des limites ecclésiales dans les oeuvres de Cyprien de Carthage et d'Augustin et du développement ultérieur du binôme ordre/juridiction, le texte révèle premièrement la dimension constitutionnelle de l'Église conciliaire et du collège épiscopal. Il présente en plus les relations établies entre le pape et les évêques, qui sont manifestées concrètement dans le rapport entre l'Église locale et l'Église universelle. Ensuite, il découvre la dimension ecclésiale la plus profonde comme mystère de Dieu que tous les instruments du pouvoir doivent servir. C'est dans cette dimension ultime que les limites de l'Église prennent du sens, en référence sacramentelle à la corporalité du Christ. L'auteur, qui interprète les données de l'ecclésiologie conciliaire catholique d'abord selon leur valeur intrinsèque, les met finalement en relation avec sa perspective orthodoxe. De telle manière, ce travail veut contribuer au dialogue oecuménique sur la question commune des limites de l'Église. Ciprian Sava-Popa, théologien orthodoxe roumain, avec une double formation en théologie et en philosophie, a terminé ses études doctorales en théologie à l'Université de Fribourg (Suisse). Il a été honoré pour ce travail par le ' Prix Leuba ' de la Faculté de théologie en 2023.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Under the Crust is a critical exploration of the stories we tell about food, health, and science-and of the fears and simplifications that often replace genuine understanding.Bread, one of humanity's oldest foods, has long been more than nourishment. It has carried symbolic weight, cultural meaning, and moral judgments, becoming a fertile ground for myths, anxieties, and ideological battles. In contemporary discourse, bread and food more broadly are frequently framed through narratives of purity, danger, and blame, where scientific language is invoked but rarely respected.This book brings together a series of essays that examine how pseudoscience, selective evidence, and seductive storytelling shape public perceptions of nutrition and risk. Topics include the demonization of ingredients, the confusion between hazard and probability, the misuse of "natural" as a scientific argument, and the transformation of science into a rhetorical ornament rather than a method of inquiry.Under the Crust does not offer diets, rules, or easy answers. Instead, it invites skepticism, intellectual responsibility, and careful thinking in a field dominated by certainty without evidence. It is written for readers interested in food, science, and culture-and for anyone willing to question comforting narratives in favor of clarity and reason. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Under the Crust is a critical exploration of the stories we tell about food, health, and science-and of the fears and simplifications that often replace genuine understanding.Bread, one of humanity's oldest foods, has long been more than nourishment. It has carried symbolic weight, cultural meaning, and moral judgments, becoming a fertile ground for myths, anxieties, and ideological battles. In contemporary discourse, bread and food more broadly are frequently framed through narratives of purity, danger, and blame, where scientific language is invoked but rarely respected.This book brings together a series of essays that examine how pseudoscience, selective evidence, and seductive storytelling shape public perceptions of nutrition and risk. Topics include the demonization of ingredients, the confusion between hazard and probability, the misuse of "natural" as a scientific argument, and the transformation of science into a rhetorical ornament rather than a method of inquiry.Under the Crust does not offer diets, rules, or easy answers. Instead, it invites skepticism, intellectual responsibility, and careful thinking in a field dominated by certainty without evidence. It is written for readers interested in food, science, and culture-and for anyone willing to question comforting narratives in favor of clarity and reason. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Under the Crust | Bread and the Poison of Narrative | Ciprian Nicolae Popa | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | Ciprian Nicolae Popa | EAN 9798224488681 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.