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... cultural anthropology to the status of science , generations of modern investigators of primitive cultures have apparently confirmed that cultural and moral relativity are indeed fact - Hume's custom and convention as the sources of ...
... cultural anthropology to the status of science , generations of modern investigators of primitive cultures have apparently confirmed that cultural and moral relativity are indeed fact - Hume's custom and convention as the sources of ...
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... cultural anthropologists . Whereas the latter , at least until recently , have been content to record the differences among human cultures , stopping with the obvious varia- tion , and concluding to a universal relativity , Aristotle ...
... cultural anthropologists . Whereas the latter , at least until recently , have been content to record the differences among human cultures , stopping with the obvious varia- tion , and concluding to a universal relativity , Aristotle ...
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... cultural anthropology , 81 Biopolitics , and relationship to philosophy , 2 Bipedalism , ancientness of , 41 ; distinctness in humans , 41 Boas , Franz , and cultural anthro- pology , 81 Brain , human , features of , 37-39 Breeding ...
... cultural anthropology , 81 Biopolitics , and relationship to philosophy , 2 Bipedalism , ancientness of , 41 ; distinctness in humans , 41 Boas , Franz , and cultural anthro- pology , 81 Brain , human , features of , 37-39 Breeding ...
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The Query and the Quest | 5 |
The Philosophers Stone | 15 |
In Search of the Beast | 31 |
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