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ArticleThe “Beauty Myth” Is No Myth

Jonathan Gottschall2008

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The “Beauty Myth” Is No Myth

Jonathan Gottschall

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Evolutionary Psychology and Human Behavior Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies Animal Behavior and Reproduction

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Published2008-04-28

VenueHuman Nature

ISSN-L1045-6767

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Citations38

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