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... fact that anthropology , like other learned professions in Western society , has been dominated by men . It seems just as likely that the use of " Him " and " He " as pronouns for God reflects the fact that men are the priests of ...
... fact that anthropology , like other learned professions in Western society , has been dominated by men . It seems just as likely that the use of " Him " and " He " as pronouns for God reflects the fact that men are the priests of ...
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... fact that certain inventions depend upon or actually incorporate previous inventions . For exam- ple , in both the Old World and the New World the sequence of inventions that led up to metallurgy depended upon the prior achieve- ment of ...
... fact that certain inventions depend upon or actually incorporate previous inventions . For exam- ple , in both the Old World and the New World the sequence of inventions that led up to metallurgy depended upon the prior achieve- ment of ...
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... fact is that one cannot be certain that a particular set of cultural conditions will always produce a particular cultural or personality type . If you believe that you cannot alter your personality or your culture , and if you act or do ...
... fact is that one cannot be certain that a particular set of cultural conditions will always produce a particular cultural or personality type . If you believe that you cannot alter your personality or your culture , and if you act or do ...
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Population Genetics | 13 |
3 | 19 |
Suborder Anthropoidea versus Suborder Prosimii | 27 |
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