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Explore the fascinating intersection of human society and the animal kingdom in Charles Morris's "Home Life in All Lands, Book 3, Animal Friends and Helpers." This insightful work delves into the manners and customs surrounding our relationships with domestic animals across diverse cultures.
A window into the social sciences, this book examines animal behavior, cultural practices, and the intricate web of human-animal interactions. Discover how animals contribute to our social life and learn about their roles as both friends and helpers. From general animal behavior to specific customs and traditions, this volume offers a broad overview of the subject suitable for anyone interested in sociology or the natural world. This republication of a classic work provides a timeless perspective on our enduring connection with animals.
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