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Jean Anthelme Brillat-Savarin was born on April 1st, 1755, in the town of Belley, in eastern France 🇫🇷. He came from a respected bourgeois family and early on showed an interest in law, politics, and literature 📚. He studied law in Dijon, then returned to his home region where he worked as a lawyer and later as a judge ⚖️. During the French Revolution, due to political instability and threats, he was forced to flee the country 🕊️. Between 1793 and 1796, he lived in exile in Switzerland and the United States, working various jobs, including as a music teacher 🎻. In America, he closely observed social customs, especially how people ate — something that would deeply influence his later writings 👀. After returning to France, he was reinstated as a judge, and spent the rest of his life in Paris, partly in public service and partly focused on writing ✍️. He is best known for his work “The Physiology of Taste” (La Physiologie du Goût), published in 1825 — just two months before his death 📖. The book is not a cookbook, but rather a philosophical, scientific, and cultural reflection on food, taste, and the art of eating 🍷. Brillat-Savarin's writing style blended humor, wisdom, and experience, and his work is today considered one of the foundational texts of gastronomy 🌍. He died on February 2nd, 1826, in Paris, leaving a lasting mark on French culture — especially on what we now call culinary philosophy 🧀. Today, in his honor, one of France’s finest cheeses bears his name — Brillat-Savarin 🧂. #historytok  #aestheticvideo  #frenchvibes  #tiktokeducation  #gastronomy  #foodculture  #documentary  #fyp
Jean Anthelme Brillat-Savarin was born on April 1st, 1755, in the town of Belley, in eastern France 🇫🇷. He came from a respected bourgeois family and early on showed an interest in law, politics, and literature 📚. He studied law in Dijon, then returned to his home region where he worked as a lawyer and later as a judge ⚖️. During the French Revolution, due to political instability and threats, he was forced to flee the country 🕊️. Between 1793 and 1796, he lived in exile in Switzerland and the United States, working various jobs, including as a music teacher 🎻. In America, he closely observed social customs, especially how people ate — something that would deeply influence his later writings 👀. After returning to France, he was reinstated as a judge, and spent the rest of his life in Paris, partly in public service and partly focused on writing ✍️. He is best known for his work “The Physiology of Taste” (La Physiologie du Goût), published in 1825 — just two months before his death 📖. The book is not a cookbook, but rather a philosophical, scientific, and cultural reflection on food, taste, and the art of eating 🍷. Brillat-Savarin's writing style blended humor, wisdom, and experience, and his work is today considered one of the foundational texts of gastronomy 🌍. He died on February 2nd, 1826, in Paris, leaving a lasting mark on French culture — especially on what we now call culinary philosophy 🧀. Today, in his honor, one of France’s finest cheeses bears his name — Brillat-Savarin 🧂. #historytok #aestheticvideo #frenchvibes #tiktokeducation #gastronomy #foodculture #documentary #fyp

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