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Why Anthropology Needs Biocultural Ethnography
Many cultural anthropologists have long been skeptical of collaboration with the other subfields of the discipline at large—in particular, biological or evolutionary anthropology—for fear of treading over long-settled ground regarding the problematic roots of anthropology in which the so-called “evo
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