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How Sharing a Meal Is About Sharing a Culture
Ethnologist Ester Bardone explains how sharing a meal deepens the sense of belonging and togetherness. Continue reading
Posted in Humanities, Research
Tagged Christmas, culture of food, dinner, eating, feast, food, hospitality, party, tradition
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To Drink, or Not To Drink?
Why do people drink when the results can often be catastrophic? Aimar Ventsel shows that similarly to over-indulging in booze, abstaining can lead to uncomfortable situations, too. Continue reading
Posted in Events, Humanities, Research, Social sciences, Tartu
Tagged alcohol, alcohol consumption, conference, drinking, drinking alcohol, North, ritual, Siberia, tradition
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