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A Global History by Bradley J. Borougerdi offers a compelling and richly textured exploration of one of the world’s most controversial and culturally significant plants. Part of The Edible Series, this volume goes beyond the buzz to trace canna complex journey through history, cuisine, medicine, and politics.
From ancient rituals and medicinal uses to modern debates over legalization and recreational consumption, Borougerdi presents canna as a plant deeply woven into the fabric of global societies. The book examines how canna has been cultivated, consumed, and criminalized across different cultures and eras—highlighting its role in spiritual practices, counterculture movements, and contemporary wellness trends.
The cover’s playful yet symbolic design—a canna leaf atop a brownie—nods to the edible revolution that has reshaped public perception and usage of the plant. With a vibrant purple backdrop and clean typography, the aesthetic reflects the book’s blend of scholarly insight and cultural accessibility.
Whether you're a curious reader, policy enthusiast, culinary adventurer, or cultural historian, A Global History provides a nuanced and engaging narrative that challenges assumptions and invites deeper understanding. It’s a must-have for anyone interested in the intersections of food, identity, and global change.
Explore the cultural, culinary, and historical journey of across continents in this richly illustrated volume from The Edible Series.
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