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Alterity and Human Evolution

Deep-Time and Multispecies Perspectives on Difference and Variation

Alterity and Human Evolution

Alterity and Human Evolution

Deep-Time and Multispecies Perspectives on Difference and Variation

Alterity and Human Evolution

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Engaging critically with concepts of race, species, and otherness, Alterity and Human Evolution contributes to current debates on human evolution. Drawing on postcolonial and critical frameworks from the Humanities and Social Sciences, it interrogates key foundational concepts and assumptions underpinning evolutionary discourses.

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Engaging critically with concepts of race, species, and otherness, Alterity and Human Evolution contributes to current debates on human evolution. Drawing on postcolonial and critical frameworks from the Humanities and Social Sciences, it interrogates key foundational concepts and assumptions underpinning evolutionary discourses.

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9781836954644
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406
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Engels
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