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ロンドンほどの規模の都市では、毎日、三千万食が供給されています。しかし、この食料はどこからやってくるのでしょうか。建築家であるキャロリン・スティールが、食糧が毎日、都市に供給されることがいかに奇跡的であるか、また、食料が運ばれたルートによって、古代にどのようにして都市が形成されたかを語ります。
Food is a shared necessity -- but also a shared way of thinking, argues Carolyn Steel. Looking at food networks offers an unusual and illuminating way to explore how cities evolved. Full bio »
Translated into Japanese by Kazuyuki Shimatani
Reviewed by Kayo Mizutani
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