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    Product Identifiers

    Publisher
    Reaktion Books, The Limited
    ISBN-10
    1861892217
    ISBN-13
    9781861892218
    eBay Product ID (ePID)
    30760403

    Product Key Features

    Book Title
    Oyster
    Number of Pages
    240 Pages
    Language
    English
    Publication Year
    2004
    Topic
    General, Animals / General
    Illustrator
    Yes
    Genre
    Nature, Juvenile Nonfiction
    Author
    Rebecca Stott
    Book Series
    Animal Ser.
    Format
    Trade Paperback

    Dimensions

    Item Height
    0.2 in
    Item Weight
    19.1 Oz
    Item Length
    7.5 in
    Item Width
    5.3 in

    Additional Product Features

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    Trade
    Reviews
    Happily, Storr's account includes a rigorous awareness of oysters as living beings, more than mere playthigns for the human palate. Complementing the natural history (and the cultural history too) are Reaktion's trademark luminous illustrations. . . . If each volume pleases as much as does Oyster , I'll soon need a new bookshelf built. . . . I defy anyone to emerge from a reading of Oyster with indifference intact., "This addictive book gives the oyster its cultural, historical, scientific and nutritional due."--The Times (London), "I''m addicted to London-based Reaktion Books''s Animal Series . . . [the books in the series] offer sumptuous portions of natural and cultural history so surprising and visually gorgeous that readers will never again see the book''s focal animal in the way they had before."--Bookslut, "Her well-researched Oyster dazzles with its breadth of details and observations. . . . An ambitious undertaking . . . . Stott's Oyster pleases the reader with its wealth of information, its prodigious research into the zoological aspects of the androgynous mollusk, and its sure-hand appraisal of oyster literature and lore. . . . commendable study."-- Gastronomica    , marvellous ... The most luxuriously illustrated volume yet in the Reaktion 'Animal' series ... Treat yourself to a dozen oysters, a bottle of Chablis and this delicious book., "I'm addicted to London-based Reaktion Books's Animal Series . . . [the books in the series] offer sumptuous portions of natural and cultural history so surprising and visually gorgeous that readers will never again see the book's focal animal in the way they had before."---Barbara J. King, Bookslut, "Happily, Storr''s account includes a rigorous awareness of oysters as living beings, more than mere playthigns for the human palate. Complementing the natural history (and the cultural history too) are Reaktion''s trademark luminous illustrations."--Barbara J. King, Bookslut, "I''m addicted to London-based Reaktion Books''s Animal Series . . . [the books in the series] offer sumptuous portions of natural and cultural history so surprising and visually gorgeous that readers will never again see the book''s focal animal in the way they had before."--Barbara J. King, Bookslut, "Her well-researched Oyster dazzles with its breadth of details and observations. . . . An ambitious undertaking . . . . Stott''s Oyster pleases the reader with its wealth of information, its prodigious research into the zoological aspects of the androgynous mollusk, and its sure-hand appraisal of oyster literature and lore. . . . commendable study."-- Gastronomica, "marvellous ... The most luxuriously illustrated volume yet in the Reaktion ''Animal'' series ... Treat yourself to a dozen oysters, a bottle of Chablis and this delicious book."--Todd McEwen, The Glasgow Herald, Part of Reaktion's superb animal series, Stott's book doesn't disappoint. Intelligently written and lavishly illustrated, Oysteris a feast for the eyes and mind, "Part of Reaktion's superb animal series, Stott's book doesn't disappoint. Intelligently written and lavishly illustrated, Oyster is a feast for the eyes and mind."--P.D. Smith, The Guardian, This fascinating, beautifully produced and illustrated account is based on worldwide scholarship with some pretty saucy stuff . . . Altogether, this is a succulent little book. Tuck in!, "The book is full of great facts, quirky stories and the obligatory--but in this case entertaining--chapter on seduction."-- Delicious, "marvellous ... The most luxuriously illustrated volume yet in the Reaktion 'Animal' series ... Treat yourself to a dozen oysters, a bottle of Chablis and this delicious book."--Todd McEwen, The Glasgow Herald, "Part of Reaktion''s superb animal series, Stott''s book doesn''t disappoint. Intelligently written and lavishly illustrated, Oyster is a feast for the eyes and mind."--P.D. Smith, The Guardian, this fascinating book will appeal to oyster lovers around the world. Try reading it with a glass of white wine or Guinness to hand., "This addictive book gives the oyster its cultural, historical, scientific and nutritional due."-- The Times (London), "The book is full of great facts, quirky stories and the obligatory--but in this case entertaining--chapter on seduction."--Delicious, "Happily, Storr''s account includes a rigorous awareness of oysters as living beings, more than mere playthigns for the human palate. Complementing the natural history (and the cultural history too) are Reaktion''s trademark luminous illustrations. . . . If each volume pleases as much as does Oyster , I''ll soon need a new bookshelf built. . . . I defy anyone to emerge from a reading of Oyster with indifference intact."--Barbara J. King, Bookslut, Part of Reaktion's superb animal series, Stott's book doesn't disappoint. Intelligently written and lavishly illustrated, Oyster is a feast for the eyes and mind., This fascinating, beautifully produced and illustrated account is based on worldwide scholarship enlivened by some pretty saucy stuff... Altogether, this is a sucucculent little book. Tuck in!--John Jollife, Country Life|9781861892218|, "Her well-researched Oyster dazzles with its breadth of details and observations. . . . An ambitious undertaking . . . . Stott''s Oyster pleases the reader with its wealth of information, its prodigious research into the zoological aspects of the androgynous mollusk, and its sure-hand appraisal of oyster literature and lore. . . . commendable study."--Gastronomica, "I'm addicted to London-based Reaktion Books's Animal Series . . . [the books in the series] offer sumptuous portions of natural and cultural history so surprising and visually gorgeous that readers will never again see the book's focal animal in the way they had before."--Barbara J. King, Bookslut, "Happily, Storr''s account includes a rigorous awareness of oysters as living beings, more than mere playthigns for the human palate. Complementing the natural history (and the cultural history too) are Reaktion''s trademark luminous illustrations. . . . If each volume pleases as much as doesOyster, I''ll soon need a new bookshelf built. . . . I defy anyone to emerge from a reading of Oyster with indifference intact."--Barbara J. King,Bookslut, "I''m addicted to London-based Reaktion Books''s Animal Series . . . [the books in the series] offer sumptuous portions of natural and cultural history so surprising and visually gorgeous that readers will never again see the book''s focal animal in the way they had before."--Barbara J. King,Bookslut, The book is full of great facts, quirky stories and the obligatory but in this case entertaining chapter on seduction, This fascinating, beautifully produced and illustrated account is based on worldwide scholarship enlivened by some pretty saucy stuff... Altogether, this is a sucucculent little book. Tuck in!--John Jollife, Country Life|9781861892218|, Her well-researched Oyster dazzles with its breadth of details and observations. . . . An ambitious undertaking . . . . Stott's Oyster pleases the reader with its wealth of information, its prodigious research into the zoological aspects of the androgynous mollusk, and its sure-hand appraisal of oyster literature and lore. . . . commendable study., The book is full of great facts, quirky stories and the obligatory--but in this case entertaining--chapter on seduction.
    Dewey Edition
    22
    Dewey Decimal
    594.4
    Table Of Content
    Prologue: On Oysters and Memory 1. Oyster Biographies 2. Oyster Culture 3. The Rise and Fall of the Oyster 4. Oysters and Gluttony 5. Oyster Flesh: Desire and Abjection 6. Oyster Philosophies 7. Oyster Arts 8. Oysters, Sex and Seduction 9. Pearl Epilogue: Tonguing Oysters Timeline References Bibliography Recipes Restaurants Acknowledgements Photo Acknowledgements Index
    Synopsis
    As everybody knows, oysters are the ultimate aphrodisiac. Casanova is said to have eaten 50 raw oysters every morning with his mistress of the moment, in a bathtub designed for two. Whether oysters truly have exciting properties is open to debate, but like all seafoods, they contain high amounts of phosphorus and iodine, which are believed to be conducive to stamina. Author and food expert M.F.K. Fisher wrote: "There are many reasons why an oyster is supposed to have this desirable quality . . . Most of them are physiological, and have to do with an oyster's odour, its consistency, and probably its strangeness." As well as an aphrodisiac, the oyster has since the earliest times been an inspiration to philosophers, artists, poets, chefs, gourmets, epicures and jewellers. It has been pursued by poachers and thieves, and defended by oyster-police and parliaments. In Oyster , literary historian and radio broadcaster Rebecca Stott tells the extraordinary story of the oyster and its pearl, revealing how this curious creature has been used and depicted in human culture and what it has variously meant to those who have either loved or loathed it: the Romans carried much-sought-after British oysters across the Alps on the backs of donkeys to be eaten as delicacies at banquets in Rome, whilst by contrast Woody Allen once famously said "I will not eat oysters. I want my food dead - not sick, not wounded - dead." Using many unusual images and anecdotes, Oyster will appeal to oyster lovers and haters everywhere, and for those too who have an interest in the way animals such as the oyster have woven themselves into the fabric of our culture., In Oyster, literary historian and radio broadcaster Rebecca Stott tells the extraordinary story of the oyster and its pearl, revealing how this curiouscreature has been used and depicted in human culture and what it has variouslymeant to those who have either loved or loathed it: the Romans carried much-sought-after British oysters across the Alps on the backs of donkeys to be eaten as delicacies at banquets in Rome, whilst by contrast Woody Allen once famously said 'I will not eat oysters. I want my food dead - not sick, not wounded - dead'., As everybody knows, oysters are the ultimate aphrodisiac. Casanova is said to have eaten 50 raw oysters every morning with his mistress of the moment, in a bathtub designed for two. Whether oysters truly have exciting properties is open to debate, but like all seafoods, they contain high amounts of phosphorus and iodine, which are believed to be conducive to stamina. Author and food expert M.F.K. Fisher wrote: "There are many reasons why an oyster is supposed to have this desirable quality . . . Most of them are physiological, and have to do with an oyster s odour, its consistency, and probably its strangeness." As well as an aphrodisiac, the oyster has since the earliest times been an inspiration to philosophers, artists, poets, chefs, gourmets, epicures and jewellers. It has been pursued by poachers and thieves, and defended by oyster-police and parliaments. In Oyster , literary historian and radio broadcaster Rebecca Stott tells the extraordinary story of the oyster and its pearl, revealing how this curious creature has been used and depicted in human culture and what it has variously meant to those who have either loved or loathed it: the Romans carried much-sought-after British oysters across the Alps on the backs of donkeys to be eaten as delicacies at banquets in Rome, whilst by contrast Woody Allen once famously said "I will not eat oysters. I want my food dead not sick, not wounded dead." Using many unusual images and anecdotes, Oyster will appeal to oyster lovers and haters everywhere, and for those too who have an interest in the way animals such as the oyster have woven themselves into the fabric of our culture.", In Oyster , literary historian and radio broadcaster Rebecca Stott tells the extraordinary story of the oyster and its pearl, revealing how this curiouscreature has been used and depicted in human culture and what it has variouslymeant to those who have either loved or loathed it: the Romans carried much-sought-after British oysters across the Alps on the backs of donkeys to be eaten as delicacies at banquets in Rome, whilst by contrast Woody Allen once famously said 'I will not eat oysters. I want my food dead - not sick, not wounded - dead'.
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    QL430.7.O9

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