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Man the Hunter: a standalone construct

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Man theHunter1 CONSTRUCTMan the HunterLEE · ANTHROPOLOGY

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Anthropology

the framing of hunting by men as the central adaptation of human evolution, set out at a landmark symposium.

In anthropology, Man the Hunter refers to the framing of hunting by men as the central adaptation of human evolution, set out at a landmark symposium. This meaning comes from Lee (1968) in Man the Hunter.[1]

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References

  1. Lee, R. B., & DeVore, I. (1968). Man the Hunter. Aldine Transaction. ISBN 9780202330327

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