University Press of America
Pages: 366
Trim: 6 x 9
978-0-8191-7720-9 • Hardback • March 1990 • $116.00 • (£89.00)
978-0-8191-7721-6 • Paperback • February 1990 • $64.99 • (£50.00)
...an extremely important and valuable book. It brings together all the critical articles, letters, book reviews, letters to editors and articles, as well as unpublished letters and documents that deal with the controversy....This is required reading for anyone interested in the Mead-Freeman...
— George N. Appell, Brandeis University
A wonderful collection of intellectual arguments and positions. The role of biological factors in the realization of human action must be the liveliest topic in anthropology today.
— V. Reynolds, Oxford University
A wonderful collection of intellectual arguments and positions. The role of biological factors in the realization of human action must be the liveliest topic in anthropology today.
— V. Reynolds, Oxford University
...an extremely important and valuable book. It brings together all the critical articles, letters, book reviews, letters to editors and articles, as well as unpublished letters and documents that deal with the controversy....This is required reading for anyone interested in the Mead-Freeman...
— George N. Appell, Brandeis University