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Carried to an extreme , sociobiology holds that all forms of life exist solely to
serve the purposes of DNA , the coded ... us body and mind ; and their
preservation is the ultimate rationale for our existence . . . we are their survival
machines .
Carried to an extreme , sociobiology holds that all forms of life exist solely to
serve the purposes of DNA , the coded ... us body and mind ; and their
preservation is the ultimate rationale for our existence . . . we are their survival
machines .
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Indians of all castes rarely acknowledge the existence of these practices to non -
Hindus , but most are aware that beefeating takes place . The prohibition against
beefeating restricts consumption by the higher castes and helps distribute ...
Indians of all castes rarely acknowledge the existence of these practices to non -
Hindus , but most are aware that beefeating takes place . The prohibition against
beefeating restricts consumption by the higher castes and helps distribute ...
Page 101
Further , the parent - child relationship does not exist apart from other social
contexts . ... As psychologist Sheldon White has recently observed , psychology '
s existence as a field of scientific research has rested upon “ promissory notes "
laid ...
Further , the parent - child relationship does not exist apart from other social
contexts . ... As psychologist Sheldon White has recently observed , psychology '
s existence as a field of scientific research has rested upon “ promissory notes "
laid ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Sociology Annual Editions Series Annual editions: Sociology 79/80 |
| Author | Kurt Finsterbusch |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | McGraw-Hill Higher Education, 1979 |
| ISBN | 0879672668, 9780879672669 |
| Length | 256 pages |
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