1. Yanomamo
... the way Yanomamo people see themselves and this is how they want to be percepted by others. Chagnon has a lot of evidence backed up with statistics to support his topic. However, I believe he had not kept in mind the consequences of this claims and descriptions. The life of Yanomamo ... similar compared to that of Yanomamo) made the book much more interesting to read. After all we were not dealing with chemical elements or mathematical formulas here. We were studying living people. The author talked a lot about his first impression of the natives. In many cases he was not being ... it he...
- Word Count: 1897
- Approx Pages: 8
- Grade Level: High School