

Fisiologia del Gusto
Book • 2000
Authored by the esteemed French gastronome Anthelme Brillat-Savarin, this book is a profound exploration of the art and science of eating.
Published in 1825, it transcends mere culinary instruction, delving into the sensory, intellectual, and social dimensions of gastronomy.
The book explores the connections between food, culture, and the human experience, presenting gastronomy as a sophisticated and intellectual pursuit.
With insightful essays, anecdotes, and reflections, the book examines the cultural and societal implications of food.
It remains a seminal work that continues to inspire and enlighten food enthusiasts and scholars alike.
Published in 1825, it transcends mere culinary instruction, delving into the sensory, intellectual, and social dimensions of gastronomy.
The book explores the connections between food, culture, and the human experience, presenting gastronomy as a sophisticated and intellectual pursuit.
With insightful essays, anecdotes, and reflections, the book examines the cultural and societal implications of food.
It remains a seminal work that continues to inspire and enlighten food enthusiasts and scholars alike.
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as a fundamental work in the history of gastronomy and also an important philosophical work.

Alberto Grandi

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