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An Auditory Umbilical Cord: How a Mother’s Voice Builds a Baby’s Brain
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The Tortoise and the Hare in the Gym: Why Slow and Light May Be Better Than Fast and Heavy
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Order Without Rulers: How Evans-Pritchard Uncovered the Political Genius of the Nuer
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From Sacred Ritual to State Stage: The Journey of the Gond’s Gussadi Dance
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The ‘Adi Karmayogi’ Mission: A New Blueprint for Tribal Governance?
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