Physical Anthropology: 2000-2001 EditionThis updated reader is a compilation of carefully selected articles from newspapers, magazines and journals addressing important topics in physical anthropology. |
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Page 53
... began to string them together in meaningful ways . It was clear that each sign evoked , in her mind , a mental im- age of the object it represented . If , for example , she was asked , in sign lan- guage , to fetch an apple , she would ...
... began to string them together in meaningful ways . It was clear that each sign evoked , in her mind , a mental im- age of the object it represented . If , for example , she was asked , in sign lan- guage , to fetch an apple , she would ...
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... began to show an aspect of symbol usage that they had not been taught : they used symbols to say what they were going to do before they did it . The question of whether or not apes understand words caused many develop- mental ...
... began to show an aspect of symbol usage that they had not been taught : they used symbols to say what they were going to do before they did it . The question of whether or not apes understand words caused many develop- mental ...
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... began working with the an- thropologist Kathleen C. Barnes of Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore , Maryland , to formulate an expansion of Omran's ideas . It occurred to us that his epidemiological transition had not been a unique ...
... began working with the an- thropologist Kathleen C. Barnes of Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore , Maryland , to formulate an expansion of Omran's ideas . It occurred to us that his epidemiological transition had not been a unique ...
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