Touch: The Science of the Sense that Makes Us Human Japanese Literature from rough-and-tumble cowboy to father

from rough-and-tumble cowboy to father figure

When American fighter jets were being downed at an unprecedented rate during the Vietnam War

plagued by suspicious “accidents” and unfortunate events

It’s a combination that has contributed to Hogan being the most interesting golfer of all time

the circumstances are eerily similar to their parents' murder

Touch: The Science of the Sense that Makes Us Human Japanese Literature from rough-and-tumble cowboy to fatherWhy does holding a hot drink make us like people more? How can a soldier under fire not even notice he's been shot? What makes sex so much fun? Touch is the most important sense we have. Without it, we cannot entirely feel pleasure or pain we are less than human. In fact, as David Linden demonstrates in the astonishing stories gathered here, touch is central to who we are from choosing our partners to comforting us on our deathbeds. Exploring the many