Coffee culture: Will Nigerians drink coffee like others? [PDF]
Journal of Humanities and Applied Social Sciences, 2021 Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to examine the coffee culture of citizens of Southern Nigeria. Specifically, different scales were developed to measure coffee culture among the citizens which cover health, socialisation, elitism, culture and ...
Ayodele Christopher Oniku +1 more
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A Ilustração luso-brasileira e a circulação dos saberes escravistas caribenhos: a montagem da cafeicultura brasileira em perspectiva comparada Luso-Brazilian Enlightenment and the circulation of Caribbean slavery-related knowledge: the establishment of the Brazilian coffee culture from a comparative perspective [PDF]
História, Ciências, Saúde: Manguinhos, 2009 A geração dos ilustrados luso-brasileiros encarou a agricultura escravista caribenha como o modelo a ser emulado na América portuguesa. Para tanto, traduziram e publicaram, na virada do século XVIII para o XIX, alguns textos elaborados nas Antilhas ...
Rafael de Bivar Marquese
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Revealing the Elements of Popular Culture in the Coffee Shop Industries in Tembalang Sub-District, Semarang [PDF]
E3S Web of Conferences, 2022 Coffee Shop is not only a commodity in the process of economic development. It is also a part of popular culture, particularly for those who adore looking for leisure time and a new consumptive and dynamic identity.
Farhan Anugrah Rizky, Pratama Rifka
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Indonesian Coffee Culture and Heritage: Demystifying the Heritage Value of Coffee Shops inside Historical Buildings in Jakarta and Bandung [PDF]
Local Wisdom, 2021 Coffee culture has existed in Indonesia for ages and has a long history. Its existence is indicated by coffee shops in various regions and areas in Indonesia, e.g., in heritage buildings or areas.
Kevin Mochamad Oktafarel +5 more
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Developing coffee culture among indonesia’s middle-class: A case study in a coffee-producing country
Cogent Social Sciences, 2021 The immense development of a worldwide coffee franchise, Starbucks, affects the local community’s coffee culture, particularly the middle class, which characterizes an alternative lifestyle for consumptive and dynamics individuals who love to seek ...
Mangku Purnomo +3 more
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Perilaku Komunikasi dalam Adaptasi Budaya Ngopi Pada Masyarakat Kota Kediri di Era Pandemi Convid-19
Jurnal Mediakita, 2022 Recently, there is the change occurring in coffee consuming behavior during the Covid-19 pandemic. Before the pandemic, people in Kediri city have a habit, namely ‘Cangkrukan’, which are people gather together at coffee shop.
Prilani, Citra Orwela
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Coffee and Turkish Coffee Culture
Pakistan Journal of Nutrition, 2009 INTRODUCTION Coffee ranks as one of the world's major commodity crops and is the major export product of some countries for centuries. In fact, coffee ranks second only to petroleum in terms of legally-traded products worldwide. In 2003, coffee was the world's sixth largest agricultural export in terms of value, behind wheat, maize, soybeans, himself ...
Saime Kucukkomur, Leyla Ozgen
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Coffee from Cultural Perspectives: Inventorying the Local Wisdom behind Coffee Industries in Wonosobo [PDF]
E3S Web of Conferences, 2021 As one of the potential worldwide exports and imports, coffee’s economic and culinary values are undoubtedly outstanding. In Indonesia, the agricultural product has been increasingly prevalent and commercial.
Pratama Rifka +2 more
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A Cup of Coffee between Tradition and New Cross-Cultural Experimentations [PDF]
Pad, 2021 Welcoming someone with a cup of coffee is a symbolic act of closeness and sharing so unique that it has become one of the identifying elements of the Mediterranean culture.
Irene Caputo +2 more
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COFFEE AND COFFEE CULTURE IN THE WORKS OF HÜSEYİN RAHMİ GÜRPINAR / HÜSEYİN RAHMİ GÜRPINAR’IN ESERLERİNDE KAHVE VE KAHVE KÜLTÜRÜ [PDF]
Folklor/Edebiyat, 2017 Coffee is a pleasurable drink that has been consumed extensively for centuries by every part of our society, receiving great appreciation. Socially, however, coffee means much more than just a drink.
Seda Gül Kartal
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