Hearing Of Primitive Peoples

"The Hearing Of Primitive Peoples" presents an experimental study of auditory acuity across diverse populations, including Whites, Indians, Filipinos, Ainu, and African Pigmies. This comprehensive work, originally published as Volume 2, Issues 11-18, delves into the upper limits of hearing among these groups, offering valuable insights into the variations in sensory perception across different cultures.

Authored by Frank Gilbert Bruner, this study remains a significant resource for researchers in anthropology, audiology, and evolutionary biology. Its detailed methodologies and comparative analyses contribute to a deeper understanding of human adaptation and the influence of environment on auditory capabilities. The book's enduring value lies in its pioneering approach to cross-cultural auditory research.

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