The Food and the Laugh. The Representation of Nutrition in the XVI Century European Literature. Some Study Notes

The Food and the Laugh. The Representation of Nutrition in the XVI Century European Literature. Some Study Notes

by Francesco Perono Cacciafoco

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Francesco Perono Cacciafoco, The Food and the Laugh. The Representation of Nutrition in the XVI Century European Literature. Some Study Notes, Teatro Vocali Edizioni (Collana "Fiori di Cactus" - Special Issue -, ISSN 2240-7782), Castellazzo Bormida 2012

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