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| People everywhere must deal with the stuff of life --finding food and shelter, building relationships, defining ourselves, coming of age and much more. | |||||||||||
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| Our responses to the common concerns of life are shaped by our environment, by history -- the actions and beliefs of those who have gone before us -- and by the human creativity that depends on our use of language.
We can understand the response if we can understand any reasons behind it. That's what we hope this Web site will help you do. On this site you'll explore three concerns common to all of us: COMMUNITY, HOME and IMAGE. Take your time; look carefully. Why do you respond to your concerns the way you do? How might you respond if you were in someone else's shoes? This Web site is based on The Field Museum's "Living Together" exhibit, where you may explore these issues in further detail. |
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