The Origin of War: The Evolution of a Male-coalitional Reproductive Strategy, Volume 2 |
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Page 505
... present inventories of a great number of peaceful peoples . In the Appendices , I present my own inventory , 505.
... present inventories of a great number of peaceful peoples . In the Appendices , I present my own inventory , 505.
Page 506
... present my own inventory , investigation and evaluation of the primitive ( preindustrial , acephalous , band - level , tribal ) societies which have been claimed to be highly unwarlike ( i.e. , war reported to be absent or mainly ...
... present my own inventory , investigation and evaluation of the primitive ( preindustrial , acephalous , band - level , tribal ) societies which have been claimed to be highly unwarlike ( i.e. , war reported to be absent or mainly ...
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... present behavioral repertoire , or that repertoire combined in different ways . Foley reasons that it is far more productive to adopt a reductionist approach to deal with the minimalist categories of behavior , and making the fewest ...
... present behavioral repertoire , or that repertoire combined in different ways . Foley reasons that it is far more productive to adopt a reductionist approach to deal with the minimalist categories of behavior , and making the fewest ...
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