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Tasting in Time: the affective and temporal dimensions of flavour perception

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Tasting in Time: the affective and temporal dimensions of flavour perception. / Todd, Cain Samuel.
In: The Monist, Vol. 101, No. 3, 01.07.2018, p. 277–293.

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Todd CS. Tasting in Time: the affective and temporal dimensions of flavour perception. The Monist. 2018 Jul 1;101(3):277–293. Epub 2018 Jun 8. doi: 10.1093/monist/ony006

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abstract = "This paper explores some connections between flavour perception, emotion, and temporal experience. Focussing on the question, If you like that taste of X and I do not, are we tasting the same thing X?, I will approach it by looking at some differences between how experts and nonexperts {\textquoteleft}taste{\textquoteright}. I will eventually answer that if by {\textquoteleft}the same thing{\textquoteright} we mean the overall flavour profile of a complex sensory object, then the answer must be negative. I will argue that there is indeed a relatively trivial sense in which one tastes the same thing, but that this is not an experience of flavour. In the process I will reject the view that there are real emergent flavour properties.",
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