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040			_aNNC _cUCULIB _dUCULIB
082			_222 _a150 _bDON
100	1		_aDonahue, Phil _924249
245	1	4	_aThe Human Animal / _cPhil Donahue
246			_iTitle on cassette container: _aHuman animal : _bthe language of the body
260			_aNew York : _bSimon and Schuster, _cc 1985
300			_a412p. : _bill. (some col.) ; _c24cm
500			_aIncludes bibliographical references and index
511	0		_aNarrated by Desmond Morris.
520			_a"Humans enter the world completely vulnerable - no hair on our body, no protective skin covering, no natural weapons like claws or horns, just naked apes with little more than an enlarged brain. So what accounts for our extraordinary success? Zoologist Desmond Morris, narrator, thinks the answer lies in our use of gestures and facial expressions to communicate in countless subtle and complex ways. Morris visited sixty countries over eight years, trying to become the Noah Webster of body language,
520			_adefining and classifying non-verbal communication."--Container.
538			_aVHS format.
650		0	_aBody language. _924250
650		0	_aHuman behavior. _916131
650		0	_aHuman evolution. _917212
730	0		_aAssignment Discovery. _924251
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