Realist Methodology and the Articulation of Modes of Production (ص 274)

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Realist Methodology and the Articulation of Modes of Production (ص 274)
المحتوى
The preparation, manufacture and preservation of subsistence
foodstuffs is the work of women members of the peasant
household. This work is diversified and, as well as the
preparation of meals, also involves longer’ term food
manufacturing and preservation processes, which allow the
household to store food for consumption throughout the year,
particularly during periods when foodstuffs are not directly
available from the family farm. Among the foods which are
produced daily are bread and yoghourt. The bread is made from
flour which is most commonly purchased, although some
families still have access to flour from their own wheat = and
corn production. Two types of bread are produced, one is a
course thick pita bread which is produced in a clay oven
(called a taboun) and the other is a very thin doughy bread
cooked on a convex metal griddle (called a sadj) over an open
wood or dung fire. Yoghourt is manufactured either from milk
purchased in the market, produced by local shepherds or from
family goats, sheep or cows. Among the foodstuffs which are
manufactured in bulk and kept over a longer period are
cheese, pickled fruits and vegetables and dried fruits and
vegetables. This subsistence manufacture of foodstuffs is
carried out by women and the knowledge of the techniques and
processes of production and storage are passed down from
mother to daughter. Occasionally part of this processed food
might be sold to local merchants to bring in extra income
into the household.
Other subsistence tasks carried out by rural women are:
carrying water from wells and springs, gathering firewood,
nurturing and educating children, washing and producing
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