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... cultural anthropology cannot be served by ne- glecting either emic or etic phenomena . Both emic and etic phe- nomena form part of the ... EVOLUTION CULTURE: NEOLITHIC CITIES AND STATES 189 Divergent, Convergent, and Parallel Evolution.
... cultural anthropology cannot be served by ne- glecting either emic or etic phenomena . Both emic and etic phe- nomena form part of the ... EVOLUTION CULTURE: NEOLITHIC CITIES AND STATES 189 Divergent, Convergent, and Parallel Evolution.
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An Introduction to General Anthropology Marvin Harris. 164 Cultural versus Biological Evolution Before embarking upon this venture , it is essential to discuss the extent to which cultural and biological evolution can be explained by ...
An Introduction to General Anthropology Marvin Harris. 164 Cultural versus Biological Evolution Before embarking upon this venture , it is essential to discuss the extent to which cultural and biological evolution can be explained by ...
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... culture . Eventually a cultural " take- off " occurred : the rate of cultural evolution began to outstrip the rate of biological evolution . The take - off probably occurred between 100 , - 000 and 50,000 B.P. During the last twenty ...
... culture . Eventually a cultural " take- off " occurred : the rate of cultural evolution began to outstrip the rate of biological evolution . The take - off probably occurred between 100 , - 000 and 50,000 B.P. During the last twenty ...
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Biological Evolution | 7 |
FIGURES 11 Anthropologists at Work 289 | 8 |
Population Genetics | 13 |
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