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24 May 2018 Anisa Xhomaqi 4937 x 3213 Download

Dr. Yolanda van Ede

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The Anthropology Edition

Dr. Yolanda van Ede relating the sense of smell with religion.

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Presentation: Mediamatic Biotoop Dijkspark

The Anthropology Edition

6
Oct 2016
- Odorama 10 - with Job Koelewijn, Daan Kamps and Dr. Yolande van Ede

Our perception of scent is culturally determined. If you think how your childhood smelled it would probably be lily-of-the-valley whereas for South Americans it would be the smell of lemons. Sensory...

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