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... ture favors one kind of family and is biased against others . For Americans , a " family " is supposed to consist of a married couple and their children . Even American anthropolo- gists sometimes fall into the trap , teaching a course ...
... ture favors one kind of family and is biased against others . For Americans , a " family " is supposed to consist of a married couple and their children . Even American anthropolo- gists sometimes fall into the trap , teaching a course ...
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... ture opposition . Disney conferred human at- tributes on his animated ( from anima , Latin for " soul " ) characters . These qualities include 4 Claude Lévi - Strauss , Structural Anthropology ( New York : Doubleday , 1967 ) . talking ...
... ture opposition . Disney conferred human at- tributes on his animated ( from anima , Latin for " soul " ) characters . These qualities include 4 Claude Lévi - Strauss , Structural Anthropology ( New York : Doubleday , 1967 ) . talking ...
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... ture , Disease , and Healing : Studies in Medical Anthropology , ed . D. Landy , pp . 13–31 . New York : Macmillan . LUNDSGAARDE , H. P. 1977 Murder in Space City : A Cultural Analysis of Houston Homicide Patterns . New York : Oxford ...
... ture , Disease , and Healing : Studies in Medical Anthropology , ed . D. Landy , pp . 13–31 . New York : Macmillan . LUNDSGAARDE , H. P. 1977 Murder in Space City : A Cultural Analysis of Houston Homicide Patterns . New York : Oxford ...
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