Ethnic Relations and Race Relations: differences and approximations
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https://doi.org/10.22481/odeere.v4i8.6232Abstract
Human diversity, thematic in origin and therefore crucial in Anthropology, has been the subject of numerous approaches throughout the history of our discipline. Whether it is physical or biological diversity, or customs or ways of being or existing, the interest in understanding its origins, its relationships and its reasons for being has motivated anthropologists of the most diverse theoretical orientations.
Keywords: Ethnicity; Breed; Ethnicity.
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