Man ObservedPutnam, 1968 - 299页 A series of essays by an anthropologist on wide and varied topics, such as the population problem, woman's make-up, furniture, chastity and sex, race and war, and religion. |
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... born . Every minute about 240 babies are born . Every hour about 15,000 babies are born . Every day about 360,000 babies are born . Every week about 2.5 million babies are born . Every month over 10 million babies are born . Every year ...
... born . Every minute about 240 babies are born . Every hour about 15,000 babies are born . Every day about 360,000 babies are born . Every week about 2.5 million babies are born . Every month over 10 million babies are born . Every year ...
第158页
... born neither good nor evil , but that he is born a kind of tabula rasa upon which we can inscribe whatsoever we will by way of good and evil . On the other hand , as I see the evidence man is born with all his drives oriented in the ...
... born neither good nor evil , but that he is born a kind of tabula rasa upon which we can inscribe whatsoever we will by way of good and evil . On the other hand , as I see the evidence man is born with all his drives oriented in the ...
第179页
Ashley Montagu. beings are born for - if they are born for anything - by discover- ing what they are born as . Reason is not enough because Reason can fly off into fantasy if she does not understand or forgets the nature of the creature ...
Ashley Montagu. beings are born for - if they are born for anything - by discover- ing what they are born as . Reason is not enough because Reason can fly off into fantasy if she does not understand or forgets the nature of the creature ...
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