The legendary Mrs Beaton writes in her famous book of household management in 1861 that:
"Dining is the privilege of civilisation. The nation which knows how to dine has learnt the leading lesson of progress."
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- Eating Out Versus Eating In
- The BBC Discovers Fresh Expressions
- Metonymns
- Oxo Family
- Food and Family Ideology
- The Proper Meal and the Family Meal
- Delia Smith on Eating Together
- Cultural Formation -Table and Church
- Celebrating a Place at the Table
- The Table in The Old Testament
- Church Around a Kitchen Table
- Why Name a Church The Table?
- Etymology of Table
- Communal Meals
- Meals Versus Drinks
- Traditional Versus Modernising Societies
- The Loss of the Table
- Mrs Beaton
- Another Step Forward.
- Fraternity in France
- The Tea Table
- Elizabethan Dining
- The Thoughts of Marsilio Ficino
- The Sensuality of the Meal
- Burgundian Banquets
- Robert Grosseteste on Eating Together
- Return to the Blog
- The Medieval Table
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- Pliny on Convivia
- Convivium and Symposium
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- Formality and Informality at the Table.
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- Mel Byers - The Best Chairs, Tables and Lights
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- Table Talk 2
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- Community...How Big is Your Table? (Continued)
- Community...How Big is Your Table?
- 'The Big Table'
- St Benedict's Table
- Brueggemann Quotation
- Dictionary Corner
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