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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... early an age as possible and to encourage them to indulge in adult patterns of behavior as early as possible . Thus , children who have not yet reached their teens are encouraged to date , the boys to take corsages to their dates , and ...
... early an age as possible and to encourage them to indulge in adult patterns of behavior as early as possible . Thus , children who have not yet reached their teens are encouraged to date , the boys to take corsages to their dates , and ...
第188页
... earliest manlike forms , indeed the earliest men , the australopithecines of Africa , made and used tools and employed ... early experiences of violence which convinced him of the murderousness of human nature . Hence , when through the ...
... earliest manlike forms , indeed the earliest men , the australopithecines of Africa , made and used tools and employed ... early experiences of violence which convinced him of the murderousness of human nature . Hence , when through the ...
第192页
... early man . The populations of early man were very small , a few score or few hundred individ- uals at the most . " Neighboring hordes " would have been few and far between , and when they met it is extremely unlikely that they would ...
... early man . The populations of early man were very small , a few score or few hundred individ- uals at the most . " Neighboring hordes " would have been few and far between , and when they met it is extremely unlikely that they would ...
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