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Public talk about human affairs

Nature volume 323, pages 361–362 (1986)Cite this article

Anthropology Today. Editor Jonathan Benthall. Royal Anthropological Institute, 56 Queen Anne Street, London W1M 9LA, UK. 6/yr. UK £10 (institutional), £7 (individual): North America $14 (institutional), $12 (individual).

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