A FLOCK OF ANTHROS.

Chapter 9 of the book "Spirit & Reason" is presented. It highlights Samuel Morton, Lewis henry Morgan, Frank Cushing and Franz Boas as white men who studied anthropology just to fulfill their childhood fantasies of playing Indians. It also argues that anthropology literature cannot be regarded as sc...

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Publicado en:Spirit & Reason pp. 123 - 127
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Publicado: Fulcrum Publishing 1999
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        Deloria, Vine, 1933-2005
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        Scinta, Samuel
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