Touch the science of the sense that makes us human

Touch is the sense that makes us human. If you are born blind or deaf, your body and brain will mostly develop normally and you can live a rich life. But deprive a baby of social touch and they will have higher life-long levels of stress and fear. From why brushing fingers with a waiter will make yo...

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Main Author: Linden, David J. (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: London Penguin Books 2016
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505 0 |a The skin is a social organ -- Pick it up and put it in your pocket -- The anatomy of a caress -- Sexual touch -- Hot chili peppers, cool mint, and vampire bats -- Pain and emotion -- The itchy and scratchy show -- Illusion and transcendence. 
520 |a Touch is the sense that makes us human. If you are born blind or deaf, your body and brain will mostly develop normally and you can live a rich life. But deprive a baby of social touch and they will have higher life-long levels of stress and fear. From why brushing fingers with a waiter will make you leave a larger tip, to why a hot drink in a job interview improves your chances, this is a mesmerising journey into our senses. With surprising stories and cutting-edge research on pleasure and pain, it shows how touch shapes our sense of self and bonds us together. 
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