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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... environments virtually nonexistent in which crime could flourish . For just as it is the favorable environment that makes it possible for the polio virus to prosper , so it is the environment favorable to crime that causes crime to ...
... environments virtually nonexistent in which crime could flourish . For just as it is the favorable environment that makes it possible for the polio virus to prosper , so it is the environment favorable to crime that causes crime to ...
第104页
... environment . In no animal is that anywhere nearly as true as it is in man . Thus heredity is the result of the interaction between the genetically determined potentialities and the environmental stimulations which those genic poten ...
... environment . In no animal is that anywhere nearly as true as it is in man . Thus heredity is the result of the interaction between the genetically determined potentialities and the environmental stimulations which those genic poten ...
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... environment these primates had become perfectly adapted to its challenges . On the savannahs , in the new environment , those primates who found themselves forced to live in it had to adjust in a variety of ways very different from the ...
... environment these primates had become perfectly adapted to its challenges . On the savannahs , in the new environment , those primates who found themselves forced to live in it had to adjust in a variety of ways very different from the ...
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