war before civilization造句

• Yet this is exactly why Keeley has written " War Before Civilization ."
• "War Before Civilization " is a convincing exercise in pointing out the trout in the milk.
• You might, for example, take a look at John Keeley's " War Before Civilization : The Myth of the Peaceful Savage ".
• Lawrence H . Keeley at the University of Illinois writes in " War Before Civilization " that 87 % of tribal societies were at war more than once per year, and that 65 % of them were fighting continuously.
• In " War Before Civilization ", Lawrence H . Keeley, a professor at the University of Illinois, says approximately 90 95 % of known societies throughout history engaged in at least occasional warfare, and many fought constantly.
• The wonder of Lawrence H . Keeley's " War Before Civilization " is not the eloquent case the author makes that war has been a terrible thing ever since people started killing one another shortly after they first began to walk the earth.
• Read any number of books on violence in prehistory ( notably, Lawrence Keeley's'War before Civilization : The Myth of the Peaceful Savage') to find people who may or may not be atheist and who disagree with the noble savage concept.
• :: Scan ch . 6, " The Harvest of Mars : The Casualties of War " ( pp . 83-97 ) of Keeley's book, " War Before Civilization ", for the most relevant passages on OP's question of female war casualties in hunter-gatherer societies . p . 92 has numbers garnered from best evidence available, studies of once surviving prestate societes studied in the last couple centuries:
• :You may want to look into something like " Constant Battles : The Myth of the Peaceful, Noble Savage " by Steven LeBlanc, " War before Civilization : The Myth of the Peaceful Savage " by Lawrence Keeley, " Culture of Honor : The Psychology of Violence in the South " by Richard Nisbett is specialized but good, or even something like " Homicide " by Margo Wilson and Martin Daly .-- talk ) 13 : 54, 11 August 2008 ( UTC)