Anthropologists


Euphoria
The Algebraist
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Devil Bones (Temperance Brennan, #11)
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Fatal Voyage (Temperance Brennan, #4)
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Death du Jour (Temperance Brennan, #2)
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Novels with Anthropologists
8 books — 4 voters

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Scientist Fiction
21 books — 9 voters

Among most of the peoples that anthropologists are familiar with, true manhood is a precious and elusive status beyond mere maleness, a hortatory image that men and boys aspire to and that their culture demands of them as a measure of belonging.
David D. Gilmore, Manhood in the Making: Cultural Concepts of Masculinity

J. Budziszewski
Like other people, anthropologists may see only what they want to see, even when what they want to see is nothing.
J. Budziszewski, What We Can't Not Know: A Guide

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