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Projective methods reveal what consumers like.
Emerging Food R&D Report
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December 1, 2004
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The sensory experience and pleasure derived from eating are among the strongest motivators for consumers' repeated choices. Therefore it is important to know which sensory perceptions and experiences of a product are favored or most liked by different consumers in different eating situations.
Consumers also are influenced by subconscious emotions. Scientists at Sweden's industrial research institute SIK, in collaboration with the marketing institute tns gallup, have developed a new projective research system--NeedScope Senser--that helps consumers to articulate and ...
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Saxo Grammaticus: Tra storiografia e letteratura.
Magazine article from: Scandinavian Studies
; ...that period, and for half a century Saxo played a somewhat subdued role in...Copenhagen, Saxostudier (1975) and Saxo Grammaticus: A Medieval Author between Norse...there seems to be a new awareness of Saxo's importance; witness Peter Fisher...
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Harthgrepa (from Saxo Grammaticus, Gesta Danorum, book I).(Monsters of Fjord and Fen)(Critical essay)
Magazine article from: ANQ
; ...Danorum [History of the Danes], Saxo Grammaticus provides an intriguing Danish...Hand and the Child" folktale, Saxo's tale combines the hag traditional...present to draw our attention. Saxo Grammaticus's Gesta Danorum is a work of...
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Invaders in the Castle: Odin Teatret's Ur-Hamlet at Kronborg Castle, Elsinore, Denmark
Magazine article from: Western European Stages
; ...Danish legend, written by Saxo-Grammaticus, which, through one or more...could not have been the home of Saxo-Grammaticus's Amlethus, as the castle...but nevertheless, it is. Saxo-Grammaticus's account (or creation...
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Trolls in the Isefjord.(Part II. Beyond the Mere: Other Versions of Beowulfian Stories)
Magazine article from: ANQ
; ...as a nonmagical event, and Saxo Grammaticus tells it as a tale of shape...Danorum [History of the Danes], Saxo Grammaticus tells the strange story of the...when Christ was on the Earth. Saxo recounts that Frotho demanded...
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Afterword: Amlaed (Hamlet).(Later Adventures of the Skjoldung Heroes)(Excerpt)
Magazine article from: ANQ
; ...and Rorik. (2) According to Saxo Grammaticus and others (such as Gesta Danorum...conforms most closely to the story by Saxo Grammaticus (History of the Danes, books...and may in fact be a summary of Saxo's story. The second version...
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"Skjold": a song by N. F. S. Grundtvig.(Part II. Beyond the Mere: Other Versions of Beowulfian Stories)(Critical essay)
Magazine article from: ANQ
; ...Denmark begin not with Dan (as Saxo Grammaticus says), but rather with a certain...boat, "This story is not in Saxo, nor--so far as is known...Danish histories, such as that by Saxo Grammaticus, "Dan" is the founding figure...
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Saxostudier og rigshistorie pa Valdemar Atterdags tid.
Magazine article from: Scandinavian Studies
; ...fourteenth century: an abbreviation of Saxo Grammaticus's Gesta Danorum (called Compendium...adopts only twenty-three percent of Saxo's text. The most severe cut is made in the last part of Saxo's work; much that Saxo tells of...
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Dudone di San Quintino.
Magazine article from: Scandinavian Studies
; ...mannerist parallellism) to suggest that Saxo knew Dudo's work at first hand...conclusion in "Dudo of St-Quentin and Saxo Grammaticus" (11-28). Dudo as a source...had come from Denmark, and like Saxo, he gave them an eponymous ancestor...
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El "Hamlet" de Eugenio Barba.(dramaturgo)(Entrevista)
Magazine article from: Proceso
; ...escrita en latn por el cronista dans Saxo Grammaticus el ao 1200, y traducida al francs...Shakespeare? --En la historia de Saxo, Hamlet no es el prncipe de Dinamarca...Itiandia, una regin de Dinamarca. En Saxo, desde el principio, Hamlet est...
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Not to Be.(Review)
Magazine article from: National Review
; ...original version, which appeared in Saxo Grammaticus's History of the Danes (c. 1200...parts, roughly corresponding with Saxo, Belleforest, and Shakespeare...father and son. Updike begins with Saxo's Horwendil, a Viking warrior...
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