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1. Introduction; 2. Prehistory and the conditioned imagination; 3. Anthropogenesis and science; 4. In search of causes; 5. A double game.
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Trisha Flesh
reviewed Explaining human origins on September 11, 2013
Explaining human origins
A bit heavy at times, but a good reminder of how misconceptions can stick around.
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