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Contributor's argument in a 2010 edited philosophical anthology.
Evaluative descriptions concern relationships among features and the character of the whole, not simply an inventory of detected sensations.
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Chapter 8: The Phenomenology of Spirits: How Do Whiskeys Win Prizes? (Douglas Burnham and Ole Martin Skilleås)
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Paraphrase
Evaluative descriptions concern relationships among features and the character of the whole, not simply an inventory of detected sensations.
Locator
Douglas Burnham and Ole Martin Skilleås, “The Phenomenology of Spirits: How Do Whiskeys Win Prizes?,” chapter 8, printed pp. 137–143 (PDF pp. 157–163).
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