Tea in and After Empire invites a conversation between the past and present by asking how since the eighteenth century, imperial structures, practices, ideologies, and interactions among diverse empires and their many components continue to shape tea’s meanings, values, and practices. The authors address such questions as anthropologists, historians, artists, and sociologists. Collectively, they argue that tea’s global popularity and problems demand a multidisciplinary approach that considers tea’s life as a plant, medicine, commodity, beverage, cultural practice, social and political symbol, and source of artistic inspiration.
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