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If we are to take full advantage of the chance for a planetary reset that the COVID 19 pandemic affords us, Kathleen Smythe's deep dive into our genetic and cultural inheritance is a good place to start. Smythe's analysis of the role of feet and hands in human evolution alone is worth the price of the book and can change your life. Even more important is her proposal for an education geared to homecoming. Focused on socially useful work and community resilience, Smythe's case for place based, experiential learning will produce ecologically informed citizens who will help us save our world. by John D. Fairfield Professor at History Department at Xavier University

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Kathleen R. Smythe is a history professor and chair of the History Department at Xavier University in Cincinnati, Ohio. Dr. Smythe enjoys the challenge of addressing questions of contemporary relevance through historical investigation in the classroom and through writing and research. She incorporates community- and bodily-engaged learning in many of her classes in order to reconnect intellectual, social, and kinesthetic learning.

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