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DESCRIPTION:Please join us for a 'book talk' with Professor Rebekah E. Pite
  on her most  \nrecent monograph\, /Sharing Yerba Mate: How South America'
 s Most Popular Drink  \nDefined a Region /(UNC\, 2023) with Engineering St
 udies Professor Benjamin  \nCohen as discussant. Refreshments will be serv
 ed. \n\n \n\nDrinking yerba mate is a daily\, communal ritual that has bro
 ught together  \nSouth Americans for some five centuries. Rebekah E. Pite 
 explores how this  \nIndigenous infusion\, made from the naturally caffein
 ated leaves of a local  \nholly tree\, became one of the most distinctive 
 and widely consumed beverages  \nin the region. Ideas about who should har
 vest and serve yerba mate\, along  \nwith visions of the archetypical mate
  drinker\, persisted and were transformed  \nalongside the shifting politi
 cs of class\, race\, and gender.\n\n \n\n\nRebekah E. Pite is Professor of
  History at Lafayette College and Department  \nHead. A social and cultura
 l historian who researches and writes about food\,  \nlabor\, and everyday
  life in Argentina and the Río de Plata region\, /Sharing  \nYerba Mate /i
 s her most recent book. 
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LOCATION:Gendebein Room\, Skillman Library
SUMMARY:Sharing Yerba Mate: a Book Talk with Professor Rebekah E. Pite
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