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This document discusses various values associated with bread, including religious, cultural, social, monetary, nutritional, medicinal, comfort, and hope. It provides examples such as the smell of bread being associated with comfort and home, Egyptian bread being heavily subsidized for social and political reasons, and pieces of toast with religious images being sold at a high price. The document then suggests the idea of a bakery service called "Barack Bread" to share values of Barack Obama with citizens.
Barack
- 1. To look BREAD in a new way.
- 2. brainstorming Religious / Cultural / Social / Monetary / Nutritional / Medicinal / /Comfort / Homely /Hope/
- 3. research Smell of a loaf of bread in the oven = comfort, homely, (emotional value), these aspects can help to sell a house! Egyptian bread is heavily subsidised so that the poor can buy it very cheaply. It is politically valuable. Put the price up = social unrest / keep the price down = costs the government billions (financial) Pieces of toast with images of Jesus / Mary have been sold for a high price (religious value) Value of Ancient Egyptian loaf of bread (artefact) http://www.prosphora.org/page38.html both then and now! Under a coat a French stick loaf of bread could look like a shotgun and be used to hold up a bank! During World War II in Holland there was the 'Hunger Winter' when there was no bread. The Swedes air-dropped loaves of white bread = Operation Manna. Moldy bread on wounds = penicillin! Bread soaks liquids and oil up. Bread absorbs smells, salt, burnt taste (cabbage, soup, rice)
- 4. selected values Brown, collaboration between cultures, globalization, hope,peace, freedom, strength, innovation, democratic.
- 5. Idea A bakery service to share the values of Barack Obama with citizens. Concept: Barack Bread