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Page 164
... cultural an- thropology has shown that many features of human social behaviour are the same regardless of the culture studied . Human social behaviour now seems to have a biological basis and to reflect the operation of evolution as in ...
... cultural an- thropology has shown that many features of human social behaviour are the same regardless of the culture studied . Human social behaviour now seems to have a biological basis and to reflect the operation of evolution as in ...
Page 299
... culture defines what is pure and impure - and the consequences of purity and pollution - differently from every other culture , although there is considerable cross - cultural overlapping on certain beliefs . Cultures also vary greatly ...
... culture defines what is pure and impure - and the consequences of purity and pollution - differently from every other culture , although there is considerable cross - cultural overlapping on certain beliefs . Cultures also vary greatly ...
Page 640
... culture ) , education in that religion has been essential to the well - being of the culture . NATURE AND SIGNIFICANCE Universal religious traditions - such as Buddhism and Christianity - have played significant roles as bridges be ...
... culture ) , education in that religion has been essential to the well - being of the culture . NATURE AND SIGNIFICANCE Universal religious traditions - such as Buddhism and Christianity - have played significant roles as bridges be ...
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