Essays on cultural transmission/
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TextPublication details: Oxford: Berg, 2005Description: 174 p. PBISBN: 9781845202873DDC classification: 155.82
Contents:
1 Where did anthropology go? Or the need for 'human nature'
2 Why trees, too, are good to think with: toward an anthropology
of the meaning of life
3 Questions not to ask of Malagasy carvings
4 Commensality and poisoning
5 What is passed on from parents to children: A cross-cultural
investigation
6 A well-disposed social antliropologist's problems with memes
7 Are religious beliefs counter-intuitive?
8 Ritual and deference
9 Kinship and evolved psychological dispositions: the
mother's-brother controversy reconsidered
| Item type | Current library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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Central Library, Sikkim University General Book Section | 155.82 BLO/E (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | P30416 |
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1 Where did anthropology go? Or the need for 'human nature'
2 Why trees, too, are good to think with: toward an anthropology
of the meaning of life
3 Questions not to ask of Malagasy carvings
4 Commensality and poisoning
5 What is passed on from parents to children: A cross-cultural
investigation
6 A well-disposed social antliropologist's problems with memes
7 Are religious beliefs counter-intuitive?
8 Ritual and deference
9 Kinship and evolved psychological dispositions: the
mother's-brother controversy reconsidered
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