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|a Complex Life: Nonmodernity and the Emergence of Cognition and Culture /
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|a Introduction; From primate to human; The emergence of symbolic reasoning; Cognition and adaptation; Encountering the cultural world; Nature in culture; Nonlinearity in the social world; Nonmodernity and the emergence of cognition and culture; Bibliography.
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