This lively, well organized narrative brims with concepts that are ripe for discussion, such as cultural taboos, the survival instinct and genetics.
Algonquin
9781616207434
Algonquin
9781616207434
This lively, well organized narrative brims with concepts that are ripe for discussion, such as cultural taboos, the survival instinct and genetics.
Let’s face it: We are fascinated by cannibalism, from Hannibal Lecter to the brain-eating zombies in “The Walking Dead.” In Cannibalism: A Perfectly Natural History, zoologist Bill Schutt writes about cannibalism with a delightful mixture of humor and scholarship.
Our horror of cannibalism is so deeply instilled that we assume it is an aberration resulting…
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