The Study of Man is a book written by Alfred C. Haddon, a British anthropologist, and published in 1898. The book is a comprehensive study of the field of anthropology, covering topics such as the history of the discipline, the physical and cultural characteristics of different races, and the methods used in anthropological research. Haddon's focus is on the study of human evolution, and he explores the various theories and evidence that support the...
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