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But it is not just this association debate which has caused views to be revised :
studies of advanced primate behaviour through the last thirty years have raised
the perceptions of their baselines . Chimpanzees and gorillas represent robust ...
But it is not just this association debate which has caused views to be revised :
studies of advanced primate behaviour through the last thirty years have raised
the perceptions of their baselines . Chimpanzees and gorillas represent robust ...
Page 84
An interesting feature of the debates is that there is little argument about what
happened in general terms : the ... We are just beginning this new debate ,
aiming to assess how far technology is our best indicator of past abilities , and to
what ...
An interesting feature of the debates is that there is little argument about what
happened in general terms : the ... We are just beginning this new debate ,
aiming to assess how far technology is our best indicator of past abilities , and to
what ...
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So all that remained was room for a highly academic debate about relatively
unimportant phrases and their meaning . ... were only a few “ Matadors of Theory '
, who floated in the higher spheres of dialectical - materialist theoretical debates .
So all that remained was room for a highly academic debate about relatively
unimportant phrases and their meaning . ... were only a few “ Matadors of Theory '
, who floated in the higher spheres of dialectical - materialist theoretical debates .
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