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Comparative Studies is a closely argued brief in favor of the proposition that comparative studies have, for the most part, been misguided and that there are superior ways of studying putative differences among individuals and group. ole and Means propose radical surgery on our views of these groups and on the way in which the sciences of human nature have traditionally proceeded.