Li discusses the mannerism around serving and accepting tea in China. Wilk, on the other hand, discusses the symbolic act of serving, accepting and saving food in relation to table mannerism as different cultures and class concerns converge in America. Describe a food item from any culture in relation to how it must be served and shared. Your response can include information on the temperature, the vessel, the timing, whom it is served to first, why and how, by whom it is served, where and how it must be consumed and shared, the customs and etiquettes that must be observed in its serving and consumption, and other considerations, such as what leftovers mean when it comes to that food. Make sure to NOT discuss your family context, but a food protocol that is true for a larger culture. DO NOT discuss the ingredients, recipe or methods of preparation. Focus exclusively on the food protocol and mannerism in relation to serving and partaking.
The prompt response must be at least 300 words long, excluding salutations, headers, prompt, titles, headers and references. It must be double-spaced, submitted as doc. or docx. files formatted with 1inch margins on all four sides, page-numbered and in 12 Times New Roman regular font. All sources used in the response must be cited in-text (in parentheses) (regardless of whether it is paraphrased information or a direct quote) and in references. The citation and general formatting of the papers must follow MLA, CMoS or APA citation styles. MLA is typically used in anthropology, but use a citation style used in your majors and be consistent. Here are the sample guidcixes for formatting your response:
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