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392–393. M. Мид на Самоа: Freeman 1983.

393–394. Антропологи плавают в метакультуре: Brown 1991; Sperber 1982; Tooby & Cosmides 1992. P. 92.

393–394. Универсальные люди: Brown 1991.

397. Критика понятия «сходство»: Goodman 1972. Р. 445.

397–398. Внутреннее пространство сходства: Quine 1969.

398–399. Искусственные обучающиеся системы: Pinker 1979, 1989; Pinker & Prince 1988; Prasada & Pinker 1993.

399–400. Модули мозга: Chomsky 1975, 1980b, 1988; Marr 1982; Tooby & Cosmides 1992; Jackendoff 1992; Sperber 1982. Иную концепцию см. в Fodor 1983, 1985.

401. Биологическая эрудиция охотников и собирателей: Konner 1982; Kaplan 1992.

402. Народная биологическая таксономия: Berlin, Breedlove & Raven 1973; Atran 1987, 1990.

403. Мозговитый младенец: Spelke et al. 1992; Winn 1992; Flavell, Miller & Miller 1993.

404. Еноты становятся скунсами: Keil 1989.

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405. Цветок непрост: Kaplan 1992; см. также Orians & Heerwagen 1992.

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