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4(a) Anthropology bridges Sciences & Humanities (20M) ⬇️ Download as PDF 4(a). Anthropology provides a multidimensional understanding of human beings
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3(b) Culture as an Integrated-Closed System — Drawbacks (15 Marks) ⬇️ Download as PDF 3(b) Critically examine the drawbacks in
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