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_aPhysiologie du goût. _lEnglish |
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_aThe physiology of taste, or, Meditations on transcendental gastronomy / _cby Brillat-Savarin ; with an introduction by Arthur Machen; and embellished with designs by Andrew Johnson. |
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246 | 3 | 0 | _aMeditations on transcendental gastronomy |
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_aMineola, NY : _bDover Publications, _c2002. |
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_tA Note on this Edition -- _tThe Translator's Preface -- _tAphorisms of the Professor -- _tDialogue Between the Author and His Friend -- _tA Biography of Dr. Richerand -- _tThe Author's Preface -- _tOn the Senses -- _tOn Taste -- _tOn Gastronomy -- _tOn Appetite -- _tOn Food in General, Section One -- _tOn Food in General, Section Two -- _tTheory of Frying -- _tOn Thirst -- _tOn Drinks -- _tThe End of the World -- _tOn Gourmandism -- _tOn Gourmands -- _tOn Gastronomical Tests -- _tOn the Pleasures of the Table -- _tOn Hunting-Luncheons -- _tOn Digestion -- _tOn Rest -- _tOn Sleep -- _tOn Dreams -- _tOn the Influence of Diet -- _tOn Obesity -- _tOn the Treatment of Obesity -- _tOn Thinness -- _tOn Fasting -- _tOn Exhaustion -- _tThe Cure's Omelet -- _tEggs in Meat Juice -- _tOn Death -- _tPhilosophical History of Cooking -- _tOn Restaurateurs -- _tClassical Gourmandism in Action -- _tBouquet -- _tNational Victory -- _tAblutions -- _tMystification of the Professor and Defeat of a General -- _tThe Dish of Eel -- _tThe Asparagus -- _tThe Trap -- _tThe Turbot -- _tSome Restorative Remedies by the Professor Improvised for the Case described in Meditation XXV -- _tThe Pullet of Bresse -- _tThe Pheasant -- _tGastronomical Industry of the Exiles -- _tMore Memories of Exile -- _tThe Bundle of Asparagus -- _tAbout Fondue -- _tDisappointment -- _tMarvelous Effects of a Classical Dinner -- _tEffects and Dangers of Strong Liquors -- _tThe Chevalier and the Abbots -- _tMiscellanea -- _tA Day with the Monks of Saint Bernard -- _tTraveler's Luck -- _tSongs -- _tMonsieur H... de P... -- _tUseful Hints -- _tPrivations: An Historical Elegy -- _tParting Salute to the Gastronomers of the Old and New Worlds -- _tPostscript, from the Translator. |
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