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Feuer fangen: wie uns das Kochen zum Menschen machte - eine neue Theorie der menschlichen Evolution | Richard W. Wrangham
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Catching Fire: How Cooking Made Us Human | Richard W. Wrangham
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Definitivamente está na minha #wishlist.
O vi na loja do museu CosmoCaixa BCN.
É a edição espanhola de #catchingfire

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shanaqui
shanaqui
Catching Fire: How Cooking Made Us Human | Richard W. Wrangham
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I agree broadly: evidence based, plausible and clear. Tempted to go over the gender roles chapter again, though: not entirely sure what to make of it.

BooksTeasAndBookishThings This is a common belief for sure, cooking and the use of our hands allowed for more brain use and growth. 8y
BooksTeasAndBookishThings Now I want to read! The anthropologist in me can't resist! 8y
shanaqui @BooksTeasAndBookishThings I think it's a good attempt to chart when and why we started to cook, and it's quite a quick read too. 😊 8y
BooksTeasAndBookishThings I am fascinated by it all 🙌❤ 8y
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shanaqui
shanaqui
Catching Fire: How Cooking Made Us Human | Richard W. Wrangham

I have been drowning in assignments. Litsy, I miss you, but with my blog and goodreads and Habitica, sometimes I hit capacity before I make it on here!

So this is what I'm reading right now, and it has me convinced. Evidence based and plausible.

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