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In my mother’s cupboard hangs a nyonya kebaya that belonged to my grandmother. It was handed down to my mother by her mother, and which my mother would eventually do the same for either of her daughters.
To my grandmother, the nyonya kebaya wasn’t just clothing, it was also part of her identity...
It is said that what you see in your dreams are fed by your daytime visual stimulation. Others say it’s your deepest worries, or your highest hopes—an insight into the mind.
Some of the commonly accepted dream theories include those from Sigmund Freud, Carl Jung, and Antti Revonsuo. Freud belie...
Long before factories, industries, agriculture, aquaculture, and all of that of our recent consciousness, we were all once hunter-gatherers. It was sort of our original occupation in order to survive. Hunting of wild animals using various tools, and foraging for edible wild plants using knowledge pa...
“People’s memories of the taste of food are sketches of their cultures in different times and places, creating a cultural landscape that is both regional and national. In multiethnic eastern Taiwan, food memories reveal traits that are strongly unique to the locale and promote cultural reflectio...
