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		<title>The Handshake</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Strangers do it, friends do it, politicians do it and so do chimpanzees: in fact, the handshake is so deeply embedded in our history and culture that it might even be older than humanity itself. So let's shake on it, and join palaeoanthropologist Ella Al-Shamahi as she embarks on a voyage of discovery through everything from evolutionary biology to the etiquette of modern life.]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>&#8216;It&#8217;s a little book of wonder, it&#8217;s fantastic&#8217; Chris Evans&#8217;A fabulously sparky, wide-ranging and horizon-broadening little study &#8230; joyously unboring&#8217; Sunday TimesFriends do it, strangers do it and so do chimpanzees &#8211; and it&#8217;s not just deeply embedded in our history and culture, it may even be written in our DNA. The humble handshake, it turns out, has a rich and surprising history.So let&#8217;s join palaeoanthropologist Ella Al-Shamahi as she embarks on a funny and fascinating voyage of discovery &#8211; from the handshake&#8217;s origins (at least seven million years ago) all the way to its sudden disappearance in March 2020. Drawing on new research, anthropological insights and first-hand experience, she&#8217;ll reveal how this most friendly of gestures has played a role in everything from meetings with uncontacted tribes to political assassinations &#8211; and what it tells us about the enduring power of human contact.Because the story of the handshake &#8230; is far from over.</p>
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