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Cannibals and kings:

the origins of cultures
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Fontana, 1978 - Social Science - 255 pages

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The argumentation is convincing and interesting. - Goodreads
They seek adaptive explanations for everything. - Goodreads
I'm not saying I agree with this premise, or disagree. - Goodreads

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User Review  - Katelis Viglas - Goodreads

I read it in an electronic format. The argumentation is convincing and interesting. Marvin Harris is an original writer, who developed the theory of cultural materialism in extenso. But the book is ... Read full review

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User Review  - James Curcio - Goodreads

This book provides a great deal of compelling anthropological thought; it focuses on a systemic view of the ebbs and flows of culture, and has been quite a mind-fuck for me, as I've been reading it in ... Read full review

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Contents

Introduction
7
Culture and Nature
13
Murders in Eden
17
Copyright

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