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Charles Perry attended Yale University for his undergraduate studies, majoring in History.
Answer: False
Charles Perry attended Princeton University, majoring in Middle Eastern studies, and later graduated from the University of California, Berkeley. He did not attend Yale for his undergraduate studies.
Charles Perry received specialized training in Arabic language and culture at the Middle East Centre for Arab Studies in Lebanon in 1962.
Answer: True
The source confirms that Charles Perry received specialized training, including a higher standard interpretership certificate in Arabic, at the Middle East Centre for Arab Studies in Lebanon in 1962.
Charles Perry became involved with the San Francisco psychedelic scene through his roommate, who was a famous musician.
Answer: False
While Charles Perry became involved with the San Francisco psychedelic scene through his roommate, Owsley Stanley, Stanley was known as the 'LSD millionaire' and a chemist, not primarily as a famous musician.
Charles Perry's grandmother was a famous actress in silent films.
Answer: False
Charles Perry's grandmother, Kate Alaska Corbaley, was a pioneer Hollywood screenwriter and film editor, not an actress.
Mary Perry, Charles Perry's sister, achieved recognition as a professional golfer and Olympic medalist.
Answer: False
Charles Perry's sister, Mary Perry, is recognized as a volleyball star and an Olympic athlete, not a golfer.
Charles Perry's grandmother, Kate Alaska Corbaley, was instrumental in developing early Hollywood film editing techniques.
Answer: True
The source identifies Charles Perry's grandmother, Kate Alaska Corbaley, as a pioneer screenwriter and film editor who contributed to the early development of Hollywood filmmaking.
Where did Charles Perry pursue his undergraduate studies, and what was his initial major?
Answer: Princeton University, majoring in Middle Eastern studies
Charles Perry began his undergraduate studies at Princeton University, where he majored in Middle Eastern studies.
What specialized training did Charles Perry receive in Lebanon in 1962?
Answer: Higher standard interpretership in Arabic
In 1962, Charles Perry received specialized training at the Middle East Centre for Arab Studies in Lebanon, earning a higher standard interpretership certificate in Arabic.
How did Charles Perry become connected to the San Francisco psychedelic movement of the 1960s?
Answer: His roommate was Owsley Stanley, known as the 'LSD millionaire'.
Charles Perry became connected to the San Francisco psychedelic scene through his roommate, Owsley Stanley, who was known for his involvement with LSD production.
What was the profession of Charles Perry's grandmother, Kate Alaska Corbaley?
Answer: A pioneer Hollywood screenwriter and film editor
Charles Perry's grandmother, Kate Alaska Corbaley, was a pioneer screenwriter and film editor in the early Hollywood film industry.
What notable achievements are attributed to Charles Perry's sister, Mary Perry?
Answer: She was a volleyball star and an Olympic athlete.
Charles Perry's sister, Mary Perry, achieved recognition as a volleyball star and an Olympic athlete.
Before dedicating himself to food history, Charles Perry was a journalist who wrote extensively about space exploration.
Answer: False
Charles Perry's journalistic background involved writing about the 1960s San Francisco scene and working for publications like Rolling Stone, not space exploration.
Charles Perry began his tenure at Rolling Stone in 1968, serving as a photographer.
Answer: False
Charles Perry began his tenure at Rolling Stone in 1968, but he served as an editor and staff writer, not a photographer.
Charles Perry was noted as the first editorial employee at Rolling Stone to remain with the publication for more than a few weeks.
Answer: True
The source material indicates that Charles Perry was the first editorial employee at Rolling Stone to stay with the publication for longer than a few weeks.
Charles Perry's first major writing project after leaving Rolling Stone was a book about the history of the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood.
Answer: True
Following his departure from Rolling Stone, Charles Perry's first major writing project was indeed 'The Haight-Ashbury: A History'.
Charles Perry transitioned to freelance food writing in 1978, establishing his base in San Francisco.
Answer: False
While Charles Perry transitioned to freelance food writing in 1978, he established his base in Los Angeles, not San Francisco.
Charles Perry worked as a staff writer for the food section of The New York Times from 1990 to 2008.
Answer: False
Charles Perry worked as a staff writer for the food section of the Los Angeles Times from 1990 to 2008, not The New York Times.
'The Haight-Ashbury: A History' was reissued in 2005 by Random House.
Answer: False
The book 'The Haight-Ashbury: A History' was reissued in 2005 by WennerBooks, not Random House.
What was Charles Perry's journalistic background before focusing on food history?
Answer: He authored books on the 1960s San Francisco scene and worked for Rolling Stone and the LA Times.
Before focusing on food history, Charles Perry had a journalistic career that included writing about the 1960s San Francisco scene and working for publications like Rolling Stone and the Los Angeles Times.
What roles did Charles Perry fulfill during his time at Rolling Stone magazine from 1968 to 1976?
Answer: Editor and Staff Writer
During his tenure at Rolling Stone from 1968 to 1976, Charles Perry served as both an editor and a staff writer.
What was Charles Perry's first significant literary work published after his departure from Rolling Stone?
Answer: A history of the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood
After leaving Rolling Stone, Charles Perry's first major literary work was 'The Haight-Ashbury: A History'.
In which city did Charles Perry establish his new career as a freelance food writer in 1978?
Answer: Los Angeles
In 1978, Charles Perry moved to Los Angeles to begin his career as a freelance food writer.
Charles Perry worked as a staff writer for the food section of which major newspaper from 1990 to 2008?
Answer: The Los Angeles Times
Charles Perry was a staff writer for the food section of the Los Angeles Times from 1990 to 2008.
The book 'The Haight-Ashbury: A History,' originally published by Straight Arrow/Random House, was reissued in 2005 by which publisher?
Answer: WennerBooks
The book 'The Haight-Ashbury: A History' was reissued in 2005 by WennerBooks.
Charles Perry, born in 1941, is primarily recognized for his work as an American food historian specializing in Middle Eastern and Californian cuisines.
Answer: True
The source confirms Charles Perry's birth year and his primary recognition as an American food historian focusing on Middle Eastern and Californian cuisines.
Charles Perry's main academic contributions involve translating ancient Greek philosophical texts into English.
Answer: False
Charles Perry's academic contributions are centered on food history, particularly the translation of medieval Arabic cookbooks, not ancient Greek philosophical texts.
Charles Perry's scholarly focus in food history is limited exclusively to the culinary traditions of the Middle East.
Answer: False
While the Middle East is a significant focus, Charles Perry's scholarly work also extensively covers Californian cuisines.
The medieval cookbooks translated by Charles Perry originate from Arabic and are rendered into English.
Answer: True
The source material explicitly states that Charles Perry translates medieval cookbooks from Arabic into English.
Charles Perry pledged to use descriptive words like 'delectable' and 'morsel' frequently in his food writing.
Answer: False
Charles Perry famously pledged to avoid words such as 'eminently,' 'delectable,' or 'morsel' in his food writing, indicating a preference for a more direct style.
In 1980, Charles Perry traveled to Egypt, Syria, and England to gather materials for his research on medieval cookery.
Answer: True
The source confirms that in 1980, Charles Perry traveled through Egypt, Syria, and England specifically to collect medieval Arabic cookery manuscripts.
During the 1980s, Charles Perry was a major contributor to 'The Joy of Cooking' and 'Gourmet' magazine.
Answer: False
During the 1980s, Charles Perry was a major contributor to 'Petits Propos Culinaires' and 'The Oxford Companion to Food,' not 'The Joy of Cooking' or 'Gourmet' magazine.
The 2005 publication featuring Charles Perry's translation of a medieval Arabic cookbook is titled 'A Baghdad Cookery Book Newly Translated.'
Answer: True
The source confirms that the 2005 publication featuring Charles Perry's translation of a medieval Arabic cookbook is indeed titled 'A Baghdad Cookery Book Newly Translated.'
Charles Perry contributed an essay on Middle Eastern food history to a 2014 publication titled 'The Cambridge World History of Food.'
Answer: False
Charles Perry contributed an essay on Middle Eastern food history to the 2014 publication 'Food in Time and Place: The American Historical Association Companion to Food History,' not 'The Cambridge World History of Food.'
Charles Perry co-authored a cookbook focused on hot peppers titled 'Spicy Delights' in 1985.
Answer: False
Charles Perry co-authored a cookbook focused on hot peppers in 1985, but its title was 'Totally Hot! The Complete Hot Pepper Cookbook,' not 'Spicy Delights.'
The cookbook 'Spuds, Truffles and Wild Gnocchi: The Patina Cookbook,' published in 1995, was co-authored by Charles Perry and renowned chef Joachim Splichal.
Answer: True
The source confirms that Charles Perry co-authored 'Spuds, Truffles and Wild Gnocchi: The Patina Cookbook' with Joachim Splichal, published in 1995.
Besides Charles Perry, A.J. Arberry and Maxime Rodinson were also contributors to the 2000 publication 'Medieval Arab Cookery.'
Answer: True
The source indicates that A.J. Arberry and Maxime Rodinson were indeed contributors to the 2000 publication 'Medieval Arab Cookery,' alongside Charles Perry.
The 2017 publication 'Scents and Flavors: A Syrian Cookbook' by Charles Perry features a translation of a 10th-century Arabic text.
Answer: False
The 2017 publication 'Scents and Flavors: A Syrian Cookbook' features a translation of a 13th-century Arabic text ('Kitāb al-Wuṣlah ilā Ḥabīb'), not a 10th-century text.
Charles Perry's pledge to avoid certain words in food writing suggests a preference for ornate and elaborate descriptions.
Answer: False
Charles Perry's pledge to avoid words like 'delectable' or 'morsel' suggests a preference for direct, unpretentious language, rather than ornate descriptions.
Charles Perry's academic work includes extensive publishing on the history of food, focusing on the Middle East and California.
Answer: True
The source confirms that Charles Perry's academic work involves extensive publishing on food history, with a specific focus on the Middle East and California.
Who is Charles Perry, and what is his primary field of expertise?
Answer: An American food historian known for translating medieval Arabic cookbooks.
Charles Perry is recognized as an American food historian whose primary expertise lies in translating medieval Arabic cookbooks and researching food history.
Which two geographical regions form the main focus of Charles Perry's scholarly work in food history?
Answer: The Middle East and California
Charles Perry's scholarly work in food history concentrates significantly on the culinary traditions of the Middle East and California.
What type of historical texts has Charles Perry dedicated significant effort to translating?
Answer: Medieval Arabic cookbooks
Charles Perry has dedicated significant effort to translating medieval Arabic cookbooks, providing access to historical culinary knowledge.
Charles Perry's pledge regarding his food writing style involved avoiding which types of words?
Answer: Words like 'eminently,' 'delectable,' or 'morsel'
Charles Perry's pledge was to avoid specific words such as 'eminently,' 'delectable,' or 'morsel' in his food writing.
What was the purpose of Charles Perry's research trip in 1980 that took him through Egypt, Syria, and England?
Answer: To collect medieval Arabic cookery manuscripts
The research trip in 1980 through Egypt, Syria, and England was undertaken by Charles Perry to collect medieval Arabic cookery manuscripts.
Which two publications were key outlets for Charles Perry's contributions to food history during the 1980s?
Answer: Petits Propos Culinaires and The Oxford Companion to Food
During the 1980s, Charles Perry made significant contributions to 'Petits Propos Culinaires' and 'The Oxford Companion to Food'.
What is the title of the 2005 publication where Charles Perry translated a medieval Arabic cookbook by Muhammad bin Hasan al-Baghdadi?
Answer: A Baghdad Cookery Book Newly Translated
The 2005 publication featuring Charles Perry's translation of Muhammad bin Hasan al-Baghdadi's work is titled 'A Baghdad Cookery Book Newly Translated.'
Charles Perry contributed an essay on Middle Eastern food history to which 2014 publication?
Answer: Food in Time and Place: The American Historical Association Companion to Food History
Charles Perry contributed an essay on Middle Eastern food history to the 2014 publication 'Food in Time and Place: The American Historical Association Companion to Food History.'
What was the subject of the cookbook 'Totally Hot!', co-authored by Charles Perry and published in 1985?
Answer: Hot peppers
The cookbook 'Totally Hot!', co-authored by Charles Perry and published in 1985, focused on the subject of hot peppers.
Charles Perry's pledge to avoid certain words in his food writing suggests a preference for what style?
Answer: Direct, unpretentious, and straightforward language
By pledging to avoid certain flowery words, Charles Perry indicated a preference for a direct, unpretentious, and straightforward style in his food writing.
Which of the following is a Syrian cookbook translated and edited by Charles Perry, published in 2017?
Answer: Scents and Flavors: A Syrian Cookbook
The Syrian cookbook translated and edited by Charles Perry and published in 2017 is titled 'Scents and Flavors: A Syrian Cookbook.'
Charles Perry first attended the Oxford Symposium on Food and Cookery in 1981 and has remained a consistent attendee and contributor.
Answer: True
The provided information states that Charles Perry attended the first full Oxford Symposium on Food and Cookery in 1981 and has continued his involvement.
Charles Perry served as a trustee for the Oxford Symposium on Food and Cookery from 2004 to 2008.
Answer: True
The source material confirms that Charles Perry served as a trustee for the Oxford Symposium on Food and Cookery during the period of 2004 to 2008.
Charles Perry co-founded the Culinary Historians of Southern California in 1995 and has been its president ever since.
Answer: True
The source confirms that Charles Perry co-founded the Culinary Historians of Southern California in 1995 and has served as its president since its inception.
Charles Perry currently contributes articles on food history to publications like 'Saudi Aramco World' and 'Cornucopia.'
Answer: True
The source confirms that Charles Perry currently contributes articles to publications such as 'Saudi Aramco World' and 'Cornucopia.'
Charles Perry delivers lectures on food history exclusively within the United States.
Answer: False
Charles Perry lectures on food history in both the United States and Turkey, indicating his reach is international.
VIAF, an international authority file, uses the identifier 29885227 to catalog Charles Perry's works.
Answer: True
The source confirms that the Virtual International Authority File (VIAF) uses the identifier 29885227 for Charles Perry.
Charles Perry's identifier in the German GND (Gemeinsame Normdatei) authority file is 141925582.
Answer: True
The provided authority control data indicates that Charles Perry's identifier in the German GND (Gemeinsame Normdatei) is 141925582.
The United States Library of Congress authorities use the identifier n83163864 for Charles Perry.
Answer: True
The source confirms that the United States Library of Congress authorities use the identifier n83163864 for Charles Perry.
Charles Perry's identifier in the Czech Republic's national authority file is noted with a comment indicating it pertains to 'Perry, Charles.'
Answer: True
The authority control data specifies that Charles Perry's identifier in the Czech Republic's national authority file includes a comment identifying it as pertaining to 'Perry, Charles.'
Charles Perry's identifier in the Israeli national authority file is 987007459017205171.
Answer: True
The provided authority control information lists Charles Perry's identifier in the Israeli national authority file as 987007459017205171.
IdRef, a French authority database, uses the identifier 071001573 for Charles Perry.
Answer: True
The source confirms that the French authority database IdRef uses the identifier 071001573 for Charles Perry.
Charles Perry's identifier within the Yale LUX collection is f2e5254b-2c8c-483f-8a72-c668eb078e85.
Answer: True
The provided authority control data lists Charles Perry's identifier within the Yale LUX collection as f2e5254b-2c8c-483f-8a72-c668eb078e85.
Charles Perry first attended the Oxford Symposium on Food and Cookery in which year?
Answer: 1981
Charles Perry's first attendance at the Oxford Symposium on Food and Cookery was in 1981.
From 2004 to 2008, Charles Perry held what official position within the Oxford Symposium on Food and Cookery?
Answer: Trustee
Charles Perry served as a trustee for the Oxford Symposium on Food and Cookery from 2004 to 2008.
What organization focused on culinary history did Charles Perry co-found in 1995?
Answer: The Culinary Historians of Southern California
In 1995, Charles Perry co-founded the Culinary Historians of Southern California.
Which of the following is listed as a contemporary publication to which Charles Perry contributes articles?
Answer: Saudi Aramco World
Charles Perry currently contributes articles to publications such as 'Saudi Aramco World,' among others.
In which countries does Charles Perry lecture about food history?
Answer: United States and Turkey
Charles Perry lectures on food history in both the United States and Turkey.
Which of the following is NOT listed as an authority control identifier for Charles Perry in the provided text?
Answer: ORCID
The provided text lists identifiers for VIAF, GND, Library of Congress Authorities, Czech Republic, Israel, IdRef, and Yale LUX, but ORCID is not mentioned.
What significant role has Charles Perry held since 1995 within the Culinary Historians of Southern California?
Answer: President
Since co-founding the Culinary Historians of Southern California in 1995, Charles Perry has served as its president.