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The Science of Kissing

What Our Lips Are Telling Us

Sheril Kirshenbaum

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Chapter Overview

Description

Kissing: it’s a normal part of life. But few people understand its true significance. The Science of Kissing (2011) explains why kissing is so rooted in both human and animal biology, what happens physiologically when we do it and why it’s a lot more important than you may realize.

Who Should Listen

  • Anyone who enjoys a passionate kiss
  • Students of biology, sociology or history

About the Authors

Sheril Kirshenbaum is a marine biologist, writer, public speaker and research scientist. She contributes to NPR’s Science Friday and Scientific American, and was featured in The Best American Science Writing 2010.