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  • The Questions Asked by Anthropology Got More Ambitious - Rather Than Trying To Understand How Institutions Developed

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    This very short document discusses anthropology and its questions. It suggests that anthropology's questions have become more ambitious over time, shifting from trying to understand how institutions developed to broader goals. The document provides little other context or information to summarize further in 3 sentences or less.

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    Part 9

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    Intro to Anthropology Part 9

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    This very short document discusses anthropology and its questions. It suggests that anthropology's questions have become more ambitious over time, shifting from trying to understand how institutions developed to broader goals. The document provides little other context or information to summarize further in 3 sentences or less.

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    The Questions Asked by Anthropology Got More Ambitious - Rather Than Trying To Understand How Institutions Developed

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    Jonas Oli
    This very short document discusses anthropology and its questions. It suggests that anthropology's questions have become more ambitious over time, shifting from trying to understand how institutions developed to broader goals. The document provides little other context or information to summarize further in 3 sentences or less.

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