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Norwalk ESOL 1402: In Defense of Food: An Eater's Manifesto

Explore Topic Ideas

Before you begin your research you must choose a topic. You can identify areas of interest by doing some initial exploration, then refine your topic prior to searching. Some useful resources to help you think about possible research topics include:

Hint! Browse topics related to food and nutrition by scrolling down the homepage to "All Issues by Subject" and selecting "Health, Medicine, and Nutrition". On the following page you will see a list of associated topics, some of which include "genetically modified food," "junk food," "nutrition and diet," and "organic food," among others. Select any of these to be directed to a page with background information and resources on the topic.

Hint! Not sure where to start? Consider browsing the resources under "Human nutrition" in the "Health & Medicine" box on the homepage.

Example Topics

  • Global Food Cultures
  • Traditional Diets vs. the Modern Western Diet
  • Impact of Marketing on Food Choices
  • Food Labels
  • Increasing Popularity of Processed Foods
  • Industrialization of Food and its Impact on the Environment and Us