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A Natural History of the Senses

in: Biology
Summary:

The book delves into the complexities and delights of human senses, exploring the science, history, and cultural influences that shape our experiences of taste, touch, smell, hearing, and sight. It weaves personal anecdotes with rich descriptions to illuminate the profound impact senses have on our connection with the world around us.

Key points:

1. Sense Interconnection: Ackerman highlights how our senses work together to shape our perception and experiences, challenging the idea of them as separate entities.

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