Anthropology keeps producing surprising findings that challenge our assumptions about what's "natural" or "universal" in human cultures. From variations in concepts of time to different understandings of self and identity, the diversity is staggering.
What anthropology surprising findings have most challenged your assumptions about human cultures or the human experience? I'm particularly interested in research that shows how much of what we consider "human nature" is actually culturally shaped.
What anthropology surprising findings have most challenged your assumptions about human cultures or the human experience? I'm particularly interested in research that shows how much of what we consider "human nature" is actually culturally shaped.
