Unisg Voices

“The gourmand’s first duty is to sample everything and have an aversion to nothing” (Alexandre B. L. Grimod de La Reynière) In the first letter I shared with you I explained why the figure of Brillat-Savarin and his first work, The Physiology of Taste, were unequalled sources of inspiration for me. In this, our second … …read more

From Carlin: a video message to his community. A personal reflection of hope, strength and determination to face the future that awaits us. In the section “read more” here below, you can find three personal reflections of Carlin that are mentioned in the video. Political viewpoint: the meaning and value of the community Cultural viewpoint … …read more

Describing a symbolic place gives us an opportunity to narrate its history and that of the people who have lived in and frequented it. Over the last thirty years or so, the historical offices of Slow Food and the Osteria Boccondivino have become a destination for thousands of people. It’s often possible to see them … …read more

All you who, for one reason or another, receive this letter, are involved in the field of gastronomy. Whether for work or for study or for passion. The gastronomic sciences are thus past of your lives. In general, we can say that, “insofar as it feeds itself,” all humanity comes to terms with gastronomy every … …read more

In the complex period in history that we are living through, in which the pandemic is wreaking havoc on the world in a climate of disintegration, uncertainty and despair, I have often found myself reflecting on a model that might aggregate and organize the participation of people in a way that lasts. How can we … …read more