Explaining Culture Scientifically
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Explaining Culture Scientifically

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Explaining Culture Scientifically is divided into parts that address how to think about culture, modeling approaches to cultural influences on behavior, ethnographic case studies addressing the question of culture's influence on behavior, and challenges to the possibility of a scientific approach to culture. It is necessary reading for scholars and students in anthropology...more
Paperback, 387 pages
Published September 1st 2008 by University of Washington Press (first published May 30th 2008)
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