The Boy Who Lived With Monkeys | Living Proof
Sally Magnusson and Prof Doug Candland, an expert in feral children, travel to a remote village in Uganda to meet John who claims to have been abandoned in the jungle as a child and brought up by monkeys.
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- Clip length: 29'21''
- Broadcast year: 1999
- Sociology | What is culture? | The relative nature of culture, norms and values. Types of culture: subculture, high culture, popular culture, global culture, consumer culture, cultural diversity, cultural hybridity.
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- Provider: BBC
- Channel: BBC One
- Programme: Living Proof
- Episode: The Boy Who Lived With Monkeys
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