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telo118 [61]
3 years ago
10

¿cómo se explica la existencia de los zoológicos humanos en Europa?

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WINSTONCH [101]3 years ago
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Los zoológicos humanos, también llamados exposiciones etnológicas, eran exposiciones públicas de humanos de los siglos XIX y XX, generalmente en un estado "natural" o "primitivo" erróneamente etiquetado. Los zoológicos humanos de un solo hombre también existieron ya en el siglo XVII en Londres. Las exhibiciones a menudo enfatizaban las diferencias culturales entre los europeos de la civilización occidental y los pueblos no europeos o con otros europeos que practicaban un estilo de vida considerado más primitivo. Algunos de ellos ubicaron a las poblaciones indígenas en un continuo entre los grandes simios y los europeos.

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