MACMILLAN Transrational Resonances: Echoes to the Many Peaces

This book comprehensively gathers the current academic literature, field expertise and artistic developments on Wolfgang Dietrich’s Many Peaces theory, in the ways it has been conceptualized and practiced by peace and conflict workers around the world. Both scholars and practitioners challenge and creatively explore the field of transrational peace philosophy, contributing their insights on elicitive methods and conflict mapping. The book is further enriched by artistic perspectives on integrative approaches to theatre for living and intercultural soundscapes. The articles collected here respond with innovative strength and vigor to the worldwide need for further research on peace and for practical approaches to conflict transformation. This book therefore equally appeals to scholars, peacebuilders and practitioners as well as artists engaged in conflict transformation. Review "A treasury of ingenious takes on New England and American classics. . . . Gorgeous, flavorful dishes. . . . Jennings's exciting recipes will inspire readers to get more creative with their cooking." --Library Journal, starred review "[One of] the 7 Most Anticipated Cookbooks of Fall 2017." --Publishers Weekly "Spills and stains are to be expected on this lushly photographed compendium of New England(-ish) food, its pages shot through with clever ideas absorbed during [Jennings's] culinary coming-of-age by way of Italy and California." --Food & Wine "Never has there been a better time for New England cuisine, and anyone who's dined at the award-winning Townsman in Boston knows that Jennings is to thank. [ Homegrown shows you how to] recreate his twists on centuries-old classics by using seaweed to boost the brininess of clam chowder or adding Yankee flair to carbonara via razor clams and salt pork." --Tasting Table "This book echoes the simplicity and delight of mealtime with Matt's wife and their boys rather than the foods that require a restaurant kitchen and larder. Homegrown will make your kitchen a better place to cook in and a better place to eat in and will supply you with a lifetime of great recipes that your family will love." --Andrew Zimmern, from the foreword "Matt's book tells us a compelling personal story about the place that defines him. His respect for these ingredients and his delicious recipes will forever transform your understanding of New England flavors." --Sean Brock, chef and author, Heritage "I've always known Matt Jennings to have a contagious pride for northeastern cuisine, and it's delightful to see how he shares that with the world of both home and professional cooks here in Homegrown. Matt's simple, approachable, and delicious recipes drive me right to the store and back to the kitchen to sate my appetite for Yankee cooking with a serious reboot. Matt finds the perfect balance between honoring the region's influential landscape and rich history while also providing a fresh twist on classic New England dishes, including influences from his wide travels and infinite repertoire. This book makes me crazy with hunger for a visit to Matt's table in Beantown." --Mario Batali, chef, author, philanthropist "The recipes Matt gives us in Homegrown honor not only the food of his heritage but also the food of his heart. As a dad, Matt realizes that what we cook at home must be both simple to make and worth the effort. These dishes will soon become favorites in your house, too." --Tyler Florence, chef, author, restaurateur "A great debut for Matt Jennings! His New England background and his love for food make this a great read as well as an amazing reference for anyone looking to amp up their kitchens. The recipes are simple enough for a home cook to follow with professional results." --April Bloomfield, chef and author, A Girl and Her Pig and A Girl and Her Greens "With a title like Homegrown, who could resist? This book is an inspired compilation of the food Matt Jennings