Walter Goldschmidt was an anthropologist and longtime UCLA professor whose studies ranged from California farmers to East African cultures. He was a prolific author who "was really looking for the motivation for human behavior". Goldschmidt spent two years in the 1950s helping produce a program called "Ways of Mankind" for the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. The program dealt with such topics as music, religion and ethics.
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