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... labor , shifting - plot " end . Agriculturalists are at the other- " labor- intensive , permanent - plot " -end . We speak of a continuum because there are to- day intermediate economies , combining horticul- tural and agricultural ...
... labor , shifting - plot " end . Agriculturalists are at the other- " labor- intensive , permanent - plot " -end . We speak of a continuum because there are to- day intermediate economies , combining horticul- tural and agricultural ...
Page 98
... labor intensity and continuity of land use . Horticulture does not use land or labor intensively . Horticulturalists cultivate a plot one or two years and then abandon it . Further along the continuum , horti- culture becomes more ...
... labor intensity and continuity of land use . Horticulture does not use land or labor intensively . Horticulturalists cultivate a plot one or two years and then abandon it . Further along the continuum , horti- culture becomes more ...
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... labor have varied in response to eco- nomic needs ( Margolis 1984 ) . Wartime shortages of men have promoted the idea that extradomestic labor is woman's patriotic duty . During the world wars the notion that women are biologically ...
... labor have varied in response to eco- nomic needs ( Margolis 1984 ) . Wartime shortages of men have promoted the idea that extradomestic labor is woman's patriotic duty . During the world wars the notion that women are biologically ...
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THE SCOPE OF ANTHROPOLOGY | 1 |
THE SUBDISCIPLINES OF ANTHROPOLOGY | 7 |
ANTHROPOLOGY AND THE OTHER HUMAN SCIENCES | 13 |
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