Man: the story so far

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Charles Darwin believed that humans developed brains as human culture developed, while later scientists believe that primitive men have brains as developed as those of modern men. A view has developed of humans as animals which are trapped by their evolutionary past, and this past creates problems in modern society. Social anthropology sees humans as having potential which can be brought into play by different types of society and relationships with other humans.

Analysis, Evolution (Biology), Evolution

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Primitive laboratory

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Allegations that the late American anthropologist James Neel injected lethal vaccines into Amazon Indians are examined. The fundamental principle of viewing different cultures and peoples as having equal value is stressed.

Evaluation, Behavior, Anthropologists, South American native peoples, Native South Americans, Culture, Neel, James

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Polar crime still unresolved

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The fate of six Inuits brought to New York, NY, in 1897 to be exhibited in the American Museum of Natural History is discussed, with focus on the Museum's refusal to apologise for their actions.

Crimes against, Exhibitions, Inuit, American Museum of Natural History, New York, New York

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