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... Central African dance in which the chimpanzees whirl about a central hollow tree , thwacking it like a drum as they ... nervous system and all that that means . Nevertheless , it remains a biological cue of very profound and almost ...
... Central African dance in which the chimpanzees whirl about a central hollow tree , thwacking it like a drum as they ... nervous system and all that that means . Nevertheless , it remains a biological cue of very profound and almost ...
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... nervous system , the sheer fact that we can learn , means that we can prolong and complicate sensory and motor satisfactions , can make them richer , can give them more ... central nervous system upon which the 34 ::: THE FIRST HUMAN NATURE.
... nervous system , the sheer fact that we can learn , means that we can prolong and complicate sensory and motor satisfactions , can make them richer , can give them more ... central nervous system upon which the 34 ::: THE FIRST HUMAN NATURE.
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... central nervous system , has shown us how the very fact of possessing a complex nervous sys- tem has resulted both in the enrichment of sensory and motor satisfactions and in the development of a type of satisfactions which are less ...
... central nervous system , has shown us how the very fact of possessing a complex nervous sys- tem has resulted both in the enrichment of sensory and motor satisfactions and in the development of a type of satisfactions which are less ...
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Our Twentiethcentury Vantage Point | 3 |
The Invention of Culture | 47 |
How We Come to Want What We Want | 60 |
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