The tree of culture
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| Formato: | Libro |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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New York :
Knopf
[1955]
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Part One. In the beginning : 1. On the way to homo sapiens
- 2. The Pleistocene age
- Part Two. Evolutionary processes : 3. Race
- 4. Society, culture and the individual
- 5. Processes of cultural change
- 6. Cultural evolution
- Part Three. Basic inventions : 7. Fire and tools
- 8. Domestication of plants and animals
- 9. Metallurgy, writing and technological inventions
- 10. Cities and states
- Part Four. Hunters and food-gatherers : 11. Paleolithic cultures
- 12. Historic hunters and food-gatherers
- Part Five. Southeast Asiatic complex : 13. Southeast Asia Neolithic
- 14. Oceania and Madagascar
- 15. Southeast Asia Post-Neolithic
- Part Six. Southwest Asia and Europe : 16. Southwest Asia Neolithic
- 17. Diffusion of the Southwest Asiatic complex
- 18. European Neolithic
- 19. Aryans and Turko-Tatars
- 20. Semites
- 21. Mesopotamia
- 22. Near East and Mediterranean
- Part Seven. Mediterranean Complex : 23. Crete
- 24. Greece
- 25. Barbarians
- 26. The Roman Peninsula
- 27. Islam
- Part Eight. Africa : 28. Prehistory
- 29. Egypt
- 30. Historic African peoples
- 31. African civilizations
- Part Nine. The Orient : 32. Prehistoric India
- 33. Early historic India
- 34. Buddhism
- 35. Pre-Colonial India
- 36. Prehistoric China
- 37. Early historic China
- 38. Late dynastic China
- 39. Japan
- Part Ten. The New World : 40. North American Aborigines
- 41. High cultures of the South
- Conclusion.
