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Index
Cover
Title Page
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Epigraph
Aperitif
1: Setting the Table: How All Taste Comes Back to the Tongue
What Sort of Music Do You Like? And How Useless Is That Question?
Embodied Cognition, or Why Warm Rooms Are Filled with Warm People
Are You Ready to Order?
Palate Cleanser
2: Sweet: The Taste of Innocence
Kawaii: The Sweet Society
Cozies: Murder without Death
Bronies: Finding Sweet Solace
Beanie Babies: Cultural Sugar Highs
Sweet Sounds
Sweet Smarts
Palate Cleanser
3: Sour: The Taste of Rebellion
Sloche: Adolescence on Ice
The Last Action Hero
Sweet and Sour: Marvel’s Magic Formula
Sour and Salty: The Taste of Punk
Palate Cleanser
4: Salty: The Taste of Experience
Salty Postcards and George Orwell
Salty Superheroes
Disco Won
Salty-Sweet: So Wrong but So Right
Palate Cleanser
5: Bitter: The Taste of Repulsion
Coffee, Beer, and Cults of Bitterness
Unwatchable Films
When Bitter Is Better
Mr. Difficult
Bitter Art
Palate Cleanser
6: Umami: The Indescribable Taste
Oddly Satisfying Norwegians, Part I: Karl Ove Knausgaard
Oddly Satisfying Norwegians, Part II: Slow TV
Martin Parr and the Mundane
The Interesting Secret of the Dull Men’s Club
A Job You Can’t Lose
Palate Cleanser
7: Harmony: How to Put It All Together
Harmony in the Kitchen: Building a Balanced Dish
Harmony in the Culture: Building a Balanced Artwork
Everyone’s a Curator: Planning Your Cultural Meal
Anyone’s a Curator: The Problem of Too Many Cooks
Someone’s a Curator: The Genius of Diana Vreeland
Something’s a Curator: The Limits of Technology
You’re the Curator: Let’s Do This
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
REFERENCES
INDEX
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
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