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Why my book is not open access

February 26, 2014Rex

The short answer is: I was tired.

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Savage Minds is now anthro{dendum}. Please visit us there to see our latest posts and learn more about the change. This site will be kept online as a read-only archive. [Original “about” text follows below.]

Savage Minds is a group blog that has been writing about sociocultural anthropology since 2005. To contact individual authors see the links next to their names below, or visit our Contact page to contact the editors. For a comprehensive list of anthropology blogs, see here.

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