James Leigh

Geography connects


Safari through culture, behaviour and communication



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James Leigh and Stephen Hill … lead us on a fascinating journey through peculiar and parochial phenomena of culture, language and human behaviour ... [H]owever, they never lose sight of the universals … in the activities of all humans worldwide, irrespective of their biological and cultural inheritance …. This work is … a riveting and attention-grabbing book packed with examples … which … bring to life the dynamic relationship which humans … have with their physical and cultural surroundings. … [T]he authors demonstrate … that we are all the result of our genetic and cultural inheritance … [and so] we discover the profound and dramatic effects that this dual inheritance has on … what we are and … eventually become …. This is a book which will undoubtedly have appeal for students … and also for the serious (and less serious) readers …. [T]he reader will find this a highly interesting Safari filled with insightful discoveries … that can help us all in our multicultural life.

Professor Dr. Paul Hartley
Linguist and Pro Vice-Chancellor
University of Gloucestershire, England

Reader's commment

I am impressed by the scope of material you cover, the way you intertwine elements, the range of sources, and the linkages you draw between elements that sometimes appear unlikely partners. Your work is a “tour de force” – an amazing piece of work.

 

Emeritus Professor Murray Wilson

University of Wollongong, Australia

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