"Strange Peoples" by Frederick Starr is an educational journey designed for young minds, showcasing various cultures from around the globe and their fascinating ways of life. This book gently guides readers through the unique customs, appearances, and habits of different peoples, encouraging a sense of respect and understanding for all cultures. The author begins by establishing that every culture possesses its own special qualities and practices, examining the many ways people look and live, revealing that what seems unusual to one group is perfectly ordinary to another. Through detailed stories, starting with North American groups like the Eskimo and various Native American tribes, and going out into far-reaching regions, the book illustrates how the environment influences traditions and daily routines, creating a rich and respectful picture of human diversity.
Strange Peoples
By Frederick Starr
Discover a world of intriguing customs and diverse cultures as this book unveils the unique lifestyles of people across the globe.
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About the AuthorFrederick Starr was an American academic, anthropologist, and "populist educator" born in Auburn, New York.
Frederick Starr was an American academic, anthropologist, and "populist educator" born in Auburn, New York.
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