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캐롤라인 스틸: 식품은 도시를 어떻게 형성하였는가.

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런던 정도 규모의 도시에서는 매일 3천만 명 분의 음식이 소비됩니다. 어디서 그 많은 양의 음식이 오는 것일까요? 건축가 캐롤라인 스틸은 도시먹여살리기라는 일상의 기적에 관해 이야기하면서, 어떻게 고대식량수송로가 오늘날 세계 형성에 영향을 미쳤는지를 밝힙니다.

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 »

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