Sang-Hee Lee is a professor of anthropology and associate dean of the college of humanities, arts, and social sciences at UC Riverside, and lives in Riverside, California. She earned her MA and PhD in anthropology from the University of Michigan.
"... Close Encounters with Humankind offers additional vistas on
our unique plight..."
*The Ideas Driving 2018 - New Scientist*
"Succinctly and engagingly, Lee revisits... key questions about the
story of our evolving species — and gives some unconventional
answers... ultimately, Lee will inspire even experts with her
efforts at elucidating a field often seen as arid and
inscrutable."
*Nature*
"To describe this as a toilet book is not a criticism. The short,
punchy, stand-alone chapters (including Are We Cannibals? Are
Humans Still Evolving?) lend themselves perfectly to reflective
moments in the smallest room of the house."
*Wild reading - books for the summer - BBC Wildlife Magazine*
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