The classificatory function has long existed as a tool by which experts from multiple fields have used to classify things, events, and facts about the world into kinds and species in order to determine their power relations within a set area. However, this system of classification first appeared as a survival strategy among early human population who included such functions in their etiological tales. While classifying came out of a need of human necessity, the author questions what other causes could have led to early humans arranging their ideas in such a way.
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Pages
03-9
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Article Not Available
Source
Primitive Classification
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PubDate
1963
ISBN_ISSN
226-17332-1
Browse Path(s)
Anthropology —-Biological/Physical Anthropology ——–Human Evolution/Anthropogenesis Evolutionary Theory
