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Robert Bates Graber

Born 1950

5 works

1995–2008 across 4 dated works

Robert Bates Graber received his bachelor's degree from Indiana University, his master's and doctorate from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Professor Emeritus of Anthropology at Truman State University, he is author of many scholarly books and articles.

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Valuing useless knowledge: an anthropological inquiry into the meaning of liberal education1995
A scientific model of social and cultural evolution1995
Plunging to leviathan?: exploring the world's political future2005
Plutonic Sonnets2008

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Valuing useless knowledge: an anthropological inquiry into the meaning of liberal education1995
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