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34829_713_05_WN6_Appraisals_Michael_Pollan.pdf World Nutrition Volume 4, Number 5, May 2013
Schama S, Dawson T, Waters A, Gardner C, Swinburn B, Lima F, Sattamini I, Pollan P.Forward to nature [Appraisals]. World Nutrition May 2013, 4,5, 270-295 270
WN Appraisals World Nutrition Volume 4, Number 5, May 2013 Journal of the World Public Health Nutrition Association Published monthly at www.wphna.org This pdf is currently a free service Access Association home page: www.wphna.org, for news, information, services Plus details of how to join the Association and to contribute to its work To contribute to or support World Nutrition, contact wn.theeditor@gmail.com Michael PollanForward to nature
Simon Schama, Todd Dawson, Alice Waters, Christopher Gardner,Boyd Swinburn, Francine Lima, Isabela Sattamini
² and Michael Pollan, plus Farmer Jane Email: wn.theeditor@gmail.comWorld Nutrition Volume 4, Number 5, May 2013
Schama S, Dawson T, Waters A, Gardner C, Swinburn B, Lima F, Sattamini I, Pollan P.Forward to nature [Appraisals]. World Nutrition May 2013, 4,5, 270-295 271
Access April 2013 WN appraisal of Michael Pollan here Access April 2013 J1 H[PUMŃP IURP 0LŃOMHO 3ROOMQ·V QHR NRRN FRRNHG OHUH Access May 2001 NYT Michael Pollan on the organic-industrial complex here Access March 2002 NYT Michael Pollan on the power steer here Access January 2007 NYT Michael Pollan on unhappy meals here Access October 2008 NYT Michael Pollan letter to the Farmer in Chief here Access July 2009 NYT Michael Pollan on out of the kitchen (Julia Child) here Access September 2009 NYT Michael Pollan on Big Food, Big Insurance here Access October 2010 NYT Michael Pollan on vote for the Dinner Party here Introduction Our O Michael Pollan·V VHYHQ books: Second Nature (1991), A Place of my Own (1997), 7OH %RPMQ\ RI GHVLUH 2001 7OH 2PQLYRUH·V GLOHPPM 2006 In Defense of Food (2008), Food Rules (2010), and now Cooked (April 2013) (GLPRU·V QRPH This is the second part of our appraisal of the work, influence and importance of the US journalist, naturalist and science writer Michael Pollan, whose more recent books and contributions have focused on nature, agriculture, food, nourishment, health, well-being and the good life well led, and whose new book Cooked is already a best-seller in the US. Yes, Michael Pollan this month again, for a second time. His importance, at first centred in the USA, is not just in himself and his own writing and testimony. It is mostly in what and who he stands for. His work points all those concerned with public health and with nutrition in new and rich directions, and also is a reminder of the knowledge and wisdom that has already been accumulated. Above you see him being given a genial hard-hitting time by US television host Stephen Colbert, on publication of the illustrated edition of Food Rules ² one of the illustrations is shown on the studio wall. The drink in front of Stephen Colbert is a glass of a brew made at home by Michael Pollan and his son Isaac. Michael Pollan points out that he is in an ancient tradition, as a writer on the relationships of earth, plants, animals and humans. In the US this is reflected in theWorld Nutrition Volume 4, Number 5, May 2013
Schama S, Dawson T, Waters A, Gardner C, Swinburn B, Lima F, Sattamini I, Pollan P.Forward to nature [Appraisals]. World Nutrition May 2013, 4,5, 270-295 272
beliefs and philosophies of writers like Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau, and indeed of the policies and practices US presidents such as Thomas