When Victoria Hoffarth was at graduate school in the U.S., her lecturer, the anthropologist Margaret Mead, once told her class, There are so many varied places in the world. It is incumbent upon us to search for one where we most fit. Thus, despite having been born and brought up in the...
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When Victoria Hoffarth was at graduate school in the U.S., her lecturer, the anthropologist Margaret Mead, once told her class, There are so many varied places in the world. It is incumbent upon us to search for one where we most fit. Thus, despite having been born and brought up in the Philippines, Victoria never felt at home there.
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