PAGE EIGHT VIKING, 'he woik of the sculptor, Seymour Lipton, is included in the exhibit, “Bitty Parsons Piesents,” which will continue in the gallery of the HUB, thiough Jan. 12 Man, Animal Similar Activities Man shares with other animals three forms of social -feeding, mating and lighting—but has developed a unique fouith social activity—working, Dr. Carle* on S. Coon, curator of ethnology and professor of anthropology at; the University Museum, Philadelphia, said last night. I Coon's lectine '‘The Ougins and l I Development of Man's Culture" m _ ■' was the thud m the Diuwinian rrots to Attend Ibei les ! Feeding is an individual proc- • ess in some animals, he said. SflPflfO im but in higher mammals and man 1 WIWIII Ihe ability to carry food made ; Five University scientists will it possible to eat together. In hu- participate in the 126th annual man culture it has become a 'meeting of the American Associ rilual and much emphasis is ' ation for the Advancement uf Sci placed on learning to share food. ! e nce to be held Dec. 26 to 31 in In discussing mating as a social'Chicago. activity, Coon said theie aie iso-, xDr. Clarence R. Carpenter, di lating mechanisms in human and reclol . 0 f q le Division of Academ subhuman social groupings to de-j ic Research an d Service, will pre teimine mating paitneis but'.> n !sent a paper on the field studies of mans culture these isolating' of Howler monkeys and mechanisms aie social and eco-| Dr David E . Davis, pro fessor of noniic in natuie zoology, will present a discussion . Fighting, a third social acliv- of the evolutionary development ity. is observable in both man |of huinan and and other ammals as a means . others participating in the pro o defend ones territory. In man m ar( / Dl , R USS eII E . Larson, though, it is much more highly head of lhe Department of Horti developed, Coon said. | culture; D r. Martin W. Schein. as- Coon defined working, the sistant professor of animal beha . fourth social activity, as that vi an M d winiam B white re _ winch humans do but other pri- search assistant in , geochemistry, mates do not do. Work, which can be described as economic in na ture is greatly facilitated by speech. In fact, Coon continued, tile rudiments of ail human be havior require speech. The growth of man's brain is correlated with increasing cul tural complexity. Coon said. The most important changes in so cial activities have been in the activity of working which re quires increasing cooperation and energy because of the growth of human institutions. 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