From Michael Pollan to the recent hullabaloo about anorexic fashionistas and whether “plus-size” women may model underwear on ABC and Fox, food—its production, its consumption, and its effects on the bodies that eat it—has developed into the subject of even more urgent and clamorous debates. Literary scholarship has worked to keep up with the rest [...]
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