The Social Cage: Human Nature and the Evolution of Society.

Pierre L. van den Berghe · Alexandra R. Maryanski · Jonathan H. Turner

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1. Humans are animals 2. The origins of human social structure 3. The origins of human culture 4. The first human society: hunters and gatherers 5. The cage of kinship: horticultural societies 6. The cage of power: agrarian societies 7. Breaking out of the social cage: industrial societies 8. The overly social conception of humans and society Bibliography Index.

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