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Scent Culture Institute: Smelling in Culture, Business & Society 14/03/2018 DICTUM

Ocularcentrism

“Now sight is superior to touch in purity, and hearing and smell to taste.” – ARISTOTELES
Source:
Aristoteles: Nicomachean Ethics.

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