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Dr. Marielle Risse

  • Dr. M. Risse
    • Recent and forthcoming research
    • Biography
    • CV
    • Contact
  • Research on Oman
    • Houseways in Southern Oman
    • Foodways in Southern Oman
      • Foodways – Overview and Images
      • Short Essays on Aspects of Foodways – What to Eat Where When and How
      • Selected References for Research on Foodways in Southern Oman
    • Research on Travelers and Tourists in Dhofar
      • Accounts from the Journeys of the ‘Palinurus’ – 2018
      • Wilfred Thesiger as Traveler and Anthropologist – 2013
      • Tourism in the Dhofar Region of Oman – 2009
      • Travel Writing, Anthropology and Fiction & the Culture of Southern Arabia – 2009
      • “Treachery in the Kitchen”: Traveling Foreign, Eating Familiar – 2008
    • Research on Aspects of Dhofari Cultures
      • Reflections/ Research on Teaching Cultural Studies and Literature
      • Excerpts from “Issues of Autonomy in Southern Oman” – 2017
      • Generosity, Gift-Giving, and Gift-Avoiding in Southern Oman – 2015
      • Cultural Refraction: Using Travel Writing, Anthropology and Fiction to Understand the Culture of Southern Arabia – 2009
      • The Conception of Self-Respect in Southern Oman – 2013
      • Understanding the Impact of Culture on the TESOL Classroom – 2011
    • Research on Dhofari Folk and Fairy Tales
      • An Ethnographic Discussion of Folk Tales from Southern Oman – 2019
      • “Reader’s Guide” for the English version of Khadija bint Alawi al-Thahab’s My Grandmother’s Stories: Folk Tales from Dhofar – 2012
    • Bibliographies
      • Bibliography of Works Consulted for Research on Dhofar, Oman
      • Annotated Bibliography – Texts Pertaining to Dhofar, Oman
      • Selected Books on Dhofar in Arabic
  • Pedagogy
    • Reflections/ Research on Teaching Cultural Studies and Literature
    • Teaching “Aurora Leigh” in Oman – 2014
    • “Cloistered Virtue”: Choosing Literary Texts in a ME University – 2013
    • Teaching Middle Eastern and Western Literature in Tandem
      • Using Local Voices in ME Literature Classrooms – 2012
      • John Clare Looks Good in a Dishdash: Linking John Clare to Middle Eastern Poetry – 2011
      • Western/ Middle Eastern Conceptions of “Nature” – 2009
      • Marlowe in Salalah: Making English Poetry Relevant – 2008
      • Uncertainty while Teaching Literature in the Middle East – 2007
    • Al Hakim’s Princess Sunshine – 2007
    • Suggestions for Literature Teachers in the Middle East
      • Teaching Paired Literary Texts
      • Suggested Literature Texts – 2018
      • Writing Prompts to Facilitate Creativity – 2016
      • Poems – “Finding Poems for my Students” by Mohja Kahf
      • Poems – “Locals” by James Lasdun
      • Poems – “Small Comfort” by Katha Pollitt
      • Poems – “God Says Yes To Me” by Kaylin Haught
      • Poems – “Did I Miss Anything?” by Tom Wayman
      • Poems – “Football” by Louis Jenkin
      • “If You Get There Before I Do” by Dick Allen
      • Billy Collins’ “The Function of Poetry”
  • Essays
    • Intercultural Exchanges
      • To Learn Arabic, You Have to Walk the Walk – 2012
      • Throwing Children in the Street: Culture Shock Omani Style
      • Bringing Theory Home in Oman – 2011
    • Travel Writing
      • The Importance of Not Being Earnest When Writing Travel Literature – 2010
      • “Treachery in the Kitchen”: Traveling Foreign, Eating Familiar – Dr. Traci Kelly and Dr. Marielle Risse – 2008
      • Back from Ubar or What to Read if You Insist on Staying Home – 2004
      • Your Zimbabwe Stories – 2012
    • Living Expat
      • Living Expat on the Arabian Peninsula – 2018
      • Reading Alone: E-Readers Arrive in a Small Town in the Middle East – 2014
      • Perfume: The Great Healer – 2011
      • The Case of the Missing Mango – 2011
    • Literature and Ethnography
    • Differences/ Hierarchies
    • Aunt Alice
  • Images
    • Images – Oman Facing Corona
      • Keeping safe in Dhofar during the Khareef (monsoon) season
      • Oman vs. Covid-19, 2021 graphics
      • New Covid-19 graphics
      • Corona, Curfew and Dinner (and good graphics)
      • New curfew – New (good) graphics
      • Images – “Made in Oman” symbol, Women’s Day and “Facing Corona”
    • Images from Oman’s 50th National Day
    • Photographs of Dhofar, Oman by S. B.
    • Frankincense in Dhofar, Oman
    • A Sense of Place – Everyday Images of Food and Plants in Dhofar
    • A Sense of Place – Everyday Images of Animals and Landscapes in Dhofar
    • Images Celebrating Sultan Qaboos, National Day and Omani Women’ Day
    • Photographs – Hussein BaOmar
    • Images of Dhofar – Various Photographers
    • Photos of Dhofar – Historical
    • Images of Oman – unknown photographers
  • Musing
    • Houseways – short essays
      • Houseways: House construction, part 1
      • Houseways: House Construction, part 2
      • Houseways: Dhofari/ non-Dhofari house plans
      • Houseways: How to “Read” a House for Information about the Occupants
      • Houseways – Types of Apartments Buildings (Family/ Public)
      • Houseways – Cultural Perspectives and Movement within an Apartment: The Practicalities of Having Guests
      • Houseways – Balancing Privacy and Hospitality within an Apartment
      • Houseways – Rental Apartments in Dhofar, Khareef and Dhofari/ Non-Dhofari Designs
      • Houseways – Roofs (how one aspect of house design affects other aspects)
      • Houseways – Windows/ Sightlines
      • Pre-historical and Historical Houseways in the Dhofar Region: Selected References
      • Foodways – Kitchens, General Discussion and Changes  
      • Foodways – Where to Eat: Kitchen, Salle, Majlis
      • Foodways – Images of Interiors with Food: “We are Ready” and “Good Words”
      • Foodways – Images of Kitchens
      • Foodways – Images of Galley Kitchens
    • Foodways – short essays
      • Foodways – Thoughts on Iftars, Food and Cultures
      • Foodways – Iftars in Ramadan
      • Foodways and Living Expat
      • Foodways and Living Expat on the Arabian Peninsula – part 2
      • Foodways and Teaching Culture
      • Foodways – Perceptions of “Old”/ “Fresh” Food
      • Foodways in Southern Oman – Historical Sources
      • Foodways – a few remarks about camels
      • Foodways – a few remarks about cows and goats
      • Cookbook, Coffee and and the “Omani Sandwich”
      • Dugar/ Cowpeas
      • Common Food Terms in Dhofar, Oman (updated)
      • A Sense of Place – Everyday Images of Food and Plants in Dhofar
      • Food Research/ Corona Virus in Oman
      • Corona, Curfew and Dinner (and good graphics)
      • Foodways and Literature – Animal Poems
      • Foodways and Literature – Food Stories and Poems
      • Selected Bibliography: Animals, Birds and Fish in Southern Oman
      • Foodways – other avenues of research
      • Food Photos by Salwa Hubais
      • May Bsisu’s The Arab Table – Reading Recipes for Cultural Understandings
      • Food Here and There/ Missing Food
      • Cognitive Dissonance and Food Identification
      • Cooking in a Chair?!? – Abductive Reasoning and Foodways in Khareef
      • ‘Little c’ Culture: Flooded Roads and Cheese Triangles
      • Food Tastes Better in the Rain – Khareef in Salalah
      • Foodways Images – Humor, Disseminating Information, and the Instagram Food/ Money Connection
      • Ramadan and Foodways – Images of food in connection to greetings and good behavior, Vimto and selling food
      • Food Terminology: Life is not Life, Curry is not Curry, Chutney is not Chutney
      • Food Perceptions – Honey
      • Food Often Served at Weddings in Dhofar
      • Breakfast is ready!
      • Lunch is ready!
      • Snack is ready!
      • quote on entertaining from Elizabeth Gaskell’s Cranford (1853)
      • “Arabic Coffee,” a poem by Naomi Shihab Nye
    • Research Updates
      • Photos for my presentation “The Costs and Benefits of Fishing in Southern Oman,” Sept. 1, ‘Fish as Food’ conference, International Comm. on the Anthro. of Food and Nutrition
      • Data for my presentation “The Costs and Benefits of Fishing in Southern Oman,” Sept. 1, ‘Fish as Food’ conference, International Comm. on the Anthro. of Food and Nutrition
      • I will be presenting about Dhofari Fishermen at the ‘Fish as Food’ conference organized by the ICAF, hosted by the Univ. of Liverpool
      • Today I will be presenting my talk “Ethical Eating in Southern Oman” for the Just Food conference, hosted by the Culinary Institute of America and New York University.
      • I am pleased to announce that I will be presenting at the Middle East Studies Association’s annual meeting in October 2021
      • I am pleased to be asked to present on my work at the International College of Engineering and Management, Muscat
      • I will be presenting “Ethical Eating in Southern Oman” at the annual convention of the Society for the Anthropology of Food and Nutrition, June 2021.
      • I am pleased to announce that I will be presenting at the American Comparative Literature Association Annual Conference
      • ‘Foodways’ at AAA annual conference
      • I was honored to be asked to speak about “Poetry and the Nobel Tradition”
      • I am pleased to announce that I will be presenting about my ‘Foodways in Southern Oman’ project at the American Anthropological Association annual meeting
      • I am pleased to announce that my article “An Ethnographic Discussion of Fairy Tales and Folktales from Southern Oman” has been published in _Fabula_
      • Copies of Jokha Al Harthi’s prize winning book on display in Switzerland!
      • I am happy to announce that my article “مناقشة إثنوغرافية للحكايات الشعبية من جنوب عمان” [An Ethnographic Discussion of Folk Tales from Southern Oman] has been published in the journal Al Sha’ar (Alaan Publishers, Amman).
      • Foodways and Society presentation – BRISMES 2019
      • Keye Tersmette and I will be presenting “Ghurba at Home – Views from Oman” at the ‘Arab World as Ghurba: Citizenship, Identity and Belonging in Literature and Popular Culture’; conference at the University of Warwick, 21 June 2019
      • My article “An Ethnographic Discussion of Fairy Tales and Folktales from Southern Oman” will be published in Fabula
      • My short collection of essays “Living Expat” will be published in the forthcoming Emanations 7
      • “Accounts from the Journeys of the Brig ‘Palinurus’ along the Dhofar Coast Oman in the mid-1800s” – presentation at the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, Sept. 15, 2018
      • “I Came to You for Good”: An Ethnographic Discussion of Folk Tales from Southern Oman. RAI, London, October 26, 2017
      • Bibliographies: Research on Dhofar, Food & Anthropology, and Teaching Literature
    • Writers in Oman
      • New book on Dhofar forthcoming from Dr. Andrew Spalton and Dr. Hadi al Hikmani: “Dhofar: From Monsoon Mountains to Sand Seas”
      • Congratulations to Jokha al-Harthi (author) and Marilyn Booth (translator) for winning the 2019 Man Booker International for ‘Celestial Bodies’
      • An excellent article – “Women in Omani Arts: From Traditional Folk Tales to Contemporary Art” by Nada Al-Ajmi
      • Two Articles about Omani Writers
    • Fighting Corona in Oman – Graphics and Short Essays
      • New Covid-19 graphics
      • Getting ready for Ramadan (the new curfew and VAT)
      • Oman facing Covid – business curfew starting tonight (8pm – 5am)
      • Time to get the vaccine!
      • Oman vs. Covid-19, 2021 graphics
      • Good news – the first doses of vaccine have arrived!
      • Food Research/ Corona Virus in Oman
      • Back to School!
      • Images – “Made in Oman” symbol, Women’s Day and “Facing Corona”
      • New curfew – New (good) graphics
      • Corona, Curfew and Dinner (and good graphics)
      • Images about Keeping Safe in Oman: Coivd-19 and Rain Storm
      • Safety in Difficult Times
      • Let’s stay home and stay safe: the Corona virus in Oman
      • Dreaming of Dhofari Picnics

Updated bibliography from my research on Foodways in Southern Oman

March 28, 2020March 28, 2020

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I have updated this bibliography.

https://wordpress.com/page/mariellerisse.com/1181

 

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Dr. Marielle Risse

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  • Bibliographies on topics connected to Dhofar, Oman
  • Houseways: House plans
  • I am pleased to announce the publication of my essay “Questions about Food and Ethics”
  • “Altar Smoke” by Rosalie Grayer
  • Houseways: House Construction, part 2
  • Houseways: House construction, part 1
  • Houseways: Dhofari/ non-Dhofari house plans
  • Photos for my presentation “The Costs and Benefits of Fishing in Southern Oman,” Sept. 1, ‘Fish as Food’ conference, International Comm. on the Anthro. of Food and Nutrition
  • Data for my presentation “The Costs and Benefits of Fishing in Southern Oman,” Sept. 1, ‘Fish as Food’ conference, International Comm. on the Anthro. of Food and Nutrition
  • “If You Get There Before I Do” by Dick Allen
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