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Page 473
... culturally very similar to the true forest societies but have shown some significant differences . The forest greatly influenced the cultural development of the Guinea coasts , for it influenced the movements of peoples and the ...
... culturally very similar to the true forest societies but have shown some significant differences . The forest greatly influenced the cultural development of the Guinea coasts , for it influenced the movements of peoples and the ...
Page 678
... cultural milieu . Hawaii's cultural milieu , the result of overlay after overlay of varied cultural groups , is rich in its admixture . The force of the original culture remains highly evident in the islands , although the Hawaiian race ...
... cultural milieu . Hawaii's cultural milieu , the result of overlay after overlay of varied cultural groups , is rich in its admixture . The force of the original culture remains highly evident in the islands , although the Hawaiian race ...
Page 1156
... Cultural traits . The concept of culture embraces the culture of mankind as a whole . An understanding of hu- man culture is facilitated , however , by analyzing " the complex whole " into component parts or categories . In somewhat the ...
... Cultural traits . The concept of culture embraces the culture of mankind as a whole . An understanding of hu- man culture is facilitated , however , by analyzing " the complex whole " into component parts or categories . In somewhat the ...
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