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Sensorial Investigations - A History of the Senses in Anthropology, Psychology, and Law

鈥淭his engaging and erudite book reminds us that the academy suffers, to a greater or lesser extent, from sensory deprivation. For David Howes, history and anthropology invite a crossing of cultures and disciplines through the senses. For the law, Howes advocates a 鈥榗ross-cultural jurisprudence鈥� in which song, dance, and smell coexist with the written word. Sensorial Investigations celebrates 鈥榗on-sensus鈥� rather than ways of knowing tied exclusively, and senselessly, to words on a page.鈥� 鈥擭icholas Kasirer, Justice, Supreme Court of Canada

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