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Chapter 02 - Sociological Imagination - 6 views

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    A review of the sociological imagination and its relationship to radical empathy.
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BBC News - Did the discovery of cooking make us human? - 0 views

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      kelsey sazant on 13 Dec 11
       
      Am example of how cooking helped us become human is not only an evolutionary aspect but also socially. 
  • "Our ancestors most probably dropped food in fire accidently. They would have found it was delicious and that set us off on a whole new direction."
  • Erectus also had a similar body shape to us. Shorter arms and longer legs appeared, and gone was the large vegetable-processing gut, meaning that Erectus could not only walk upright, but could also run.
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  • So being human might all be down to energy.
  • Cooking is essentially a form of pre-digestion, which has transferred energy use from our guts to our brains.
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Cooking Gave Humans Edge Over Apes? - 0 views

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      Impressive, good example 
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Cooking Gave Humans Edge Over Apes? - 0 views

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      This shows the evolution of Apes and how cooking helped us develop our new species (Homo Sapiens) 
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