Published Nov 27, 2024
The Meaning of Endurance: Anthropologist Michael Crawley on Why We Run
Anthropologist Michael Crawley delves into the psychological, communal, and cultural significance of endurance running, sharing insights on how societies integrate running into daily life and the influence of technology on the sport, while uncovering the intrinsic motivations behind such demanding pursuits.
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