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Discover the profound insights of Edward Slingerland in 'Drunk: How We Sipped, Danced, and Stumbled Our Way to Civilization'. This intriguing book explores the fascinating relationship between alcohol consumption and human evolution, giving readers a fresh perspective on how intoxication has shaped societies from ancient times to the modern world. As a Distinguished University Scholar and Professor at the University of British Columbia, Slingerland combines expertise in Asian Studies, Psychology, and Philosophy to deliver a captivating narrative that challenges conventional wisdom. With 384 pages of engaging content, this 2021 release from Little Brown delves into the cultural significance of drinking rituals, the science of intoxication, and the unexpected benefits of letting go of control. Ideal for curious minds and lovers of anthropology, 'Drunk' is not just a book; it's a journey into understanding our past through the lens of alcohol. Perfect for readers interested in psychology, culture, history, and the impact of social behaviors. Immerse yourself in the enlightening world of 'Drunk' and discover how a simple drink might have helped forge civilization itself. Grab your copy today and embark on a historical exploration that depicts humanity's wild relationship with alcohol.