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How animal bodies
came to be built
and how our species
evolved with culture,
technology, language,
and consciousness.
A fun and fascinating
look at the power and
meaning of this cultural
phenomenon.
The gripping story of
a pioneering anthropologist
whose exploration of Aztec
cosmology, rediscovery of
ancient texts, and passion
for collecting helped shape
our understanding of pre-
Columbian Mexico.
Who are we? How do
scientists define Homo
sapiens, and how does
our species differ from
the extinct hominins who
came before us?
Go deep into the realm
described in the
Icelandic sagas, from
the gloomy halls of Hel
to the dazzling heights
of Asgard.
How renegade anthropologists
reinvented race, sex, and gender
in the twentieth century
Three biases--conformism,
religiosity, and tribalism--
drive human behavior
everywhere.
Sheds new light on
a foundational period
that continues to shape
Korean identity today.
Rich clothing traditions
of the country's
ethnic-minority peoples
based on three decades
of research by cultural
anthropologist Deng Qiyao,
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