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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... relationship in relation to the subsequent development of both the mother and her child , we discover that the cooperative organization of humanity is best seen in its most highly developed form in the relationship of the mother to her ...
... relationship in relation to the subsequent development of both the mother and her child , we discover that the cooperative organization of humanity is best seen in its most highly developed form in the relationship of the mother to her ...
第168页
... relations with our fellow men , on the manner in which we shall conduct ourselves in relation to them , will fundamentally be ethical ones . Assisted to a more profound understanding of the requirements of human beings by our increased ...
... relations with our fellow men , on the manner in which we shall conduct ourselves in relation to them , will fundamentally be ethical ones . Assisted to a more profound understanding of the requirements of human beings by our increased ...
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... relation to man in the new zone of adaptation into which he has moved , in the new en- vironments which he has created . Fitness is a matter of fitness in relation to an environment , and not to someone's idea of natural selection . It ...
... relation to man in the new zone of adaptation into which he has moved , in the new en- vironments which he has created . Fitness is a matter of fitness in relation to an environment , and not to someone's idea of natural selection . It ...
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