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What people are saying - Write a reviewReview: Yanomamö, the fierce people, (Case studies in cultural anthropology)User Review - Valerie - GoodreadsI understand this author is controversial. I never much accepted a definition of any group of people as having ANY predominant characteristics, simply because they were raised in the same idiom. The ... Read full review Related books
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