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Historical particularism
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Historical particularism is an anthropological approach developed mainly by Franz Boas in the early twentieth century. It argues that every society has a unique historical development shaped by its own environment, cultural interactions, inventions, and historical events. Therefore, no universal law can explain the evolution of all cultures. Boas rejected unilinear evolutionary theories that ranked societies from primitive
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