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Smoots Ear: The Measure Of Humanity-new Sambursky And Teachers Should Capitalize OnMeasures Are The Subject Of This Unusual Book, In Which Robert Tavernor Offers A Fascinating Account Of The Various Measuring Systems Human Beings Have Devised Over Two Millennia. Tavernor Urges Us To Look Beyond The Notion That Measuring Is Strictly A Scientific Activity, Divorced From Human Concerns. Instead, He Sets Measures And Measuring In Cultural Context And Shows How Deeply They Are Connected To Human Experience And History. The Book Explores