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abf-581	Wenzel, George	Food Sharing in Human Societies: Anthropological Perspectives	2023	3	.pdf	application/pdf	1168	41	43	However, before taking an in-depth look at the volume’s substance, I should note that the books primary title, Food Sharing in Human Societies, suggests a breadth that encompasses food sharing under a range of societal and economic types. Kishigami concludes Food Sharing with a discussion of how particular hypotheses (such as resource abundance, camp population size, kinship relations and/or co-residential proximity, display and status, and tolerated theft to name a few) explain food sharing (or not) in the context of the various analytical approaches in which they are discussed.	cache/abf-581.pdf	txt/abf-581.txt