Sinema Perdesinde Gastronomi Görüntüsü: Yemeğin Sosyolojik Yansımaları (Gastronomy Image on the Movie Screen: The Sociological Reflections of Food)
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https://doi.org/10.21325/jotags.2020.757Keywords:
Gastronomy, Cinema, Food sociology, Food movie, Food identityAbstract
Throughout history, food has become a part of social life as an important phenomenon that has various meanings for human beings. Communication, which is shaped around eating activities in daily life, has a unique expression in cinema, which reflects social life. Cinema, which offers a visual view of life, is very important in terms of conveying the meanings of food. The visibility of food, which has recently increased and is included in the visual culture expression, is one of the elements that make up this research. In this study, the themes of the messages to be given in films that use food as a language in cinema narration are examined. In this context, 43 motion pictures with the subject of selected food that were released and had no accessibility restrictions were analyzed using content analysis technique. One of the aims of this study is to understand the social perceptions created by the concept of food in movies in the context of the messages to be given. Another purpose of this study is to determine the social, religious and cultural reflections of films about food. Cinema has important implications for reflecting social life. In the films examined in line with the scope of this research, life styles, cultural, social and economic reflections of the society are discussed in the dining center.
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