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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第150页
... man's cultural activities , his social organization , his tools , his legal and educational insti- tutions , and so on . Man's religion is as natural a response to his emotional and intellectual needs as are his responses to his need ...
... man's cultural activities , his social organization , his tools , his legal and educational insti- tutions , and so on . Man's religion is as natural a response to his emotional and intellectual needs as are his responses to his need ...
第192页
... man's prehuman primate ancestors were any different . Imprisoned monkeys and apes in zoos or laboratories are not the best examples from which to deduce the behavior of such creatures under natural conditions . Lorenz writes of early man ...
... man's prehuman primate ancestors were any different . Imprisoned monkeys and apes in zoos or laboratories are not the best examples from which to deduce the behavior of such creatures under natural conditions . Lorenz writes of early man ...
第220页
... man's physical evolution , while those who pursued their interest in man's cul- tural evolution did so as if what they were concerned with were entirely unrelated to that other world of the student of man's physical evolution . Physical ...
... man's physical evolution , while those who pursued their interest in man's cul- tural evolution did so as if what they were concerned with were entirely unrelated to that other world of the student of man's physical evolution . Physical ...
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