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Diane Ackerman
Exploring the Extraordinary Depths of Human Sensory Experience
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Author: Diane Ackerman
Narrator: Brian
Format: MP3
ISBN: 9780679735663
Language: English
Publish Date: 06/02/1990
Audiobook length: 31min
A Natural History of the Senses Audiobook by Chapters
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Chapter 1: In Every Sense
00:0009:54
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Chapter 2: The Mute Sense
00:0003:24
Chapter 3: A Map of Smell
00:0003:39
Chapter 4: Of Violets and Neurons
00:0005:30
Chapter 5: The Shape of Smell
00:0009:23
Chapter 6: Buckets of Light
00:0005:41
Chapter 7: The Winter Palace of Monarchs
00:0003:52
Chapter 8: The Oceans Inside Us
00:0003:39
Chapter 9: Notions and Nations of Sweat
00:0003:47
Chapter 10: The Personality of Smell
00:0005:42
Chapter 11: Pheromones
00:0009:19
Chapter 12: Noses
00:0001:44
Chapter 13: Sneezing
00:0003:35
Chapter 14: Smell as Camouflage
00:0001:38
Chapter 15: Roses
00:0007:36
Chapter 16: The Fallen Angel
00:0007:29
Chapter 17: Anosmia
00:0009:06
Chapter 18: Prodigies of Smell
00:0001:49
Chapter 19: A Famous Nose
00:0019:09
Chapter 20: An Offering to the Gods
00:0011:14
Chapter 21: Cleopatra’s Heirs
00:0010:34
Chapter 22: The Feeling Bubble
00:0007:39
Chapter 23: Speaking of Touch
00:0001:41
Chapter 24: First Touches
00:0018:58
Chapter 25: What Is A Touch?
00:0005:29
Chapter 26: The Code Senders
00:0003:40
Chapter 27: Hair
00:0007:27
Chapter 28: The Inner Climate
00:0013:12
Chapter 29: The Skin Has Eyes
00:0005:30
Chapter 30: Adventures in the Touch Dome
00:0003:43
Chapter 31: Animals
00:0003:36
Chapter 32: Tattoos
00:0001:40
Chapter 33: Pain
00:0009:21
Chapter 34: Easing Pain
00:0003:41
Chapter 35: The Point of Pain
00:0003:47
Chapter 36: Kissing
00:0013:16
Chapter 37: The Hand
00:0008:49
Chapter 38: Professional Touchers
00:0005:42
Chapter 39: Taboos
00:0003:25
Chapter 40: Subliminal Touch
00:0004:54
Chapter 41: The Social Sense
00:0005:38
Chapter 42: Food and Sex
00:0005:33
Chapter 43: The Omnivore’s Picnic
00:0005:32
Chapter 44: Of Cannibalism and Sacred Cows
00:0007:37
Chapter 45: The Bloom of A Taste Bud
00:0009:23
Chapter 46: The Ultimate Dinner Party
00:0007:30
Chapter 47: Macabre Meals
00:0001:43
Chapter 48: The Heart of Craving
00:0011:38
Chapter 49: The Psychopharmacology of Chocolate
00:0011:15
Chapter 50: In Praise of Vanilla
00:0007:46
Chapter 51: The Truth About Truffles
00:0003:37
Chapter 52: Ginger, and Other Medicines
00:0005:44
Chapter 53: How To Make Moose Soup in a Hole in the Ground, or Dine in Space
00:0003:32
Chapter 54: Et Fugu, Brute? Food as Thrill-Seeking
00:0009:11
Chapter 55: Beauty and the Beasts
00:0005:07
Chapter 56: The Hearing Heart
00:0009:14
Chapter 57: Phantoms and Drapes
00:0005:31
Chapter 58: Jaguar of Sweet Laughter
00:0007:12
Chapter 59: Loud Noises
00:0005:37
Chapter 60: The Limits of Hearing, the Power of Sound
00:0005:37
Chapter 61: Deafness
00:0003:35
Chapter 62: Animals
00:0011:09
Chapter 63: Quicksand and Whale Songs
00:0008:09
Chapter 64: The Violin Remembers
00:0005:48
Chapter 65: Music and Emotion
00:0009:10
Chapter 66: Is Music A Language?
00:0014:45
Chapter 67: Measure for Measure
00:0007:39
Chapter 68: Cathedrals In Sound
00:0005:51
Chapter 69: Earth Calling
00:0009:45
Chapter 70: The Beholder’s Eye
00:0012:54
Chapter 71: How to Watch the Sky
00:0030:19
Chapter 72: Light
00:0007:29
Chapter 73: Color
00:0009:16
Chapter 74: Why Leaves Turn Color in the Fall
00:0009:16
Chapter 75: Animals
00:0013:31
Chapter 76: The Painter’s Eye
00:0007:38
Chapter 77: The Face of Beauty
00:0018:50
Chapter 78: Watching A Night Launch of the Space Shuttle
00:0005:29
Chapter 79: The Force of an Image: Ring Cycle
00:0005:25
Chapter 80: The Round Walls of Home
00:0007:34
Chapter 81: Fantasia
00:0007:53
Chapter 82: Courting the Muse
00:0014:27
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"A Natural History of the Senses" by Diane Ackerman is a must-listen for anyone intrigued by the intricacies of human perception and the sensory world around us. It appeals to lovers of nature, psychology, and the arts, as well as those seeking a deeper appreciation of the everyday experiences that shape our lives. This audiobook is particularly suited for curious minds who enjoy exploring the connections between science and emotion, and who want to enhance their understanding of how our senses influence our interactions with the world.
3 quotes from A Natural History of the Senses
- "The senses are a bridge between the inner world and the outer world, and they allow us to perceive the beauty and complexity of life itself."
- "Each sense is a world unto itself; the mysteries and wonders of each one open up a universe of experience, emotion, and insight."
- "To truly live is to engage all of our senses; it is through them that we connect deeply with ourselves and one another.
