Cooperation And Competition Among Primitive PeoplesFirst Edition

Based on Mead's groundbreaking field research, this classic work examines the social dynamics of primitive societies. From the rituals of the Kwakiutl to the complex kinship networks of the Arapesh, Mead provides a fascinating and nuanced analysis of how cooperation and competition shape human societies.

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