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How Sex Works

Why We Look, Smell, Taste, Feel, and Act the Way We Do

Dr. Sharon Moalem

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HarperPerennial
01 June 2010
"“Read this book and discover sex again, but from a scientific perspective, and see why it evolved. It’s almost as much fun, and needs less energy.”

— Peter Macinnis, author of 100 Discoveries: The Greatest Breakthroughs in History

""How Sex Works manages to inject science writing with the prurient thrill of a gossip rag.""

—O magazine

Medical maverick and New York Times bestselling author of Survival of the Sickest Dr. Sharon Moalem presents an insightful and engaging voyage through the surprising history and evolution of sexual reproduction. Fans of Freakonomics, Blink, You: The Owner’s Manual, and Why Do Men Have Nipples will find many engaging insights in How Sex Works."

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Imprint:   HarperPerennial
Country of Publication:   United States
Dimensions:   Height: 203mm,  Width: 135mm,  Spine: 16mm
Weight:   245g
ISBN:   9780061479663
ISBN 10:   0061479667
Pages:   288
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Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Dr. Sharon Moalem is an award-winning neurologist and evolutionary biologist, with a PhD in human physiology. His research brings evolution, genetics, biology, and medicine together to explain how the body works in new and fascinating ways. He and his work have been featured on CNN, in the New York Times, on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, on Today, and in magazines such as New Scientist, Elle, and Martha Stewart's Body + Soul. Dr. Moalem's first book was the New York Times bestseller Survival of the Sickest. He lives in New York City.

Reviews for How Sex Works: Why We Look, Smell, Taste, Feel, and Act the Way We Do

Read this book and discover sex again, but from a scientific perspective, and see why it evolved. It s almost as much fun, and needs less energy. --Peter Macinnis, science writer and author of 100 Discoveries: The Greatest Breakthroughs in History and Mr Darwin's Incredible Shrinking World


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