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Suppl. The Concept and Components of Culture Absence of culture in primate societies Immediate effects of symboling. C ulture may be defined as behaviour peculiar to Homo sapiens , together with material objects used as an integral part ...
Suppl. The Concept and Components of Culture Absence of culture in primate societies Immediate effects of symboling. C ulture may be defined as behaviour peculiar to Homo sapiens , together with material objects used as an integral part ...
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... culture of western Europe . Thus , inhabitants of non - West- ern cultures , particularly those lacking the art of writing , were widely described as being immoral , illogical , queer , or just perverse ( " Ye Beastly Devices of ye ...
... culture of western Europe . Thus , inhabitants of non - West- ern cultures , particularly those lacking the art of writing , were widely described as being immoral , illogical , queer , or just perverse ( " Ye Beastly Devices of ye ...
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... cultures these webs consisted of power and wealth inequalities and cultural domination within the urban culture . These different webs effect variant urban cultural roles and cultural forms . Urban anthropologists in the 1970s also ...
... cultures these webs consisted of power and wealth inequalities and cultural domination within the urban culture . These different webs effect variant urban cultural roles and cultural forms . Urban anthropologists in the 1970s also ...
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CHINA | 36 |
CHINESE LITERATURE | 231 |
CHORDATES CHRISTIANITY | 251 |
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