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29. Marriage & Family

In Intro to Anthro 2022, after discussing “Political Organization” we read the first part of chapter 11, “Marriage, Family, Gender, Sexuality” (269-283) in Through the Lens of Anthropology.

Next up: Kinship, Gender, Sex

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