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Feb 4 • 23:01 UTC • 🇪🇸 Spain • El Mundo

The historian of emotions who discovers how our ancestors did not feel or suffer like us: "I dedicate myself to revealing uncomfortable truths"

Rob Boddice, a 48-year-old English historian, explores the evolution of emotions and sensations over time, highlighting how historical feelings differ from contemporary experiences.

#history #emotions #rob boddice #industrial revolution #social history

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