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plural -n in the Haiǁom dialect. The term Bushmen, from 17th-century
Dutch Bosjesmans, is
still widely used by
others and to self-identify, but in some instances...
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zoological subjects,
including a
paper suggesting that the "Hottentot" or "
Bosjesman" Khoe and San
people descended from "Mongolic"
Chinese people. Soon after...
-
Huxley directly states: ... "if we
place A, the
European brain, B, the
Bosjesman brain, and C, the
orang brain, in a series, the
differences between A...
- I find but one
people fairly open to that
shameful verdict. It is the
Bosjesmans (Bushmen) of
South Africa.... The
Bushmen and our
Goshoots are manifestly...
- For example,
Bergh appears to have been the
first to
record the
phrase "
bosjesmans" (later
translated to "bushmen") when
referring to the
local indigenous...
- woman, like the last, was
wofully shabby, and was
degenerating to the
Bosjesman complexion. But her figure, and the
ghost of a
certain vivacity about...
- body): A
Dutch farmer feels trapped inside his own body. He
thinks he's a
bosjesman from Zaïre and
decides to have
plastic surgery and a
pigment operation...
