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Naomi Robin Quinn (July 22, 1939 – June 23, 2019) was a major figure in cognitive anthropology, with contributions to research methods and cultural models, particularly applied to topics such as American models of marriage and relationships and to child-rearing cross-culturally. Career Quinn grew up in Massachusetts with parents James and Lillian Quinn and older brother Ronald, living at different times in Brighton and Newton. Her family was of Russian and Lithuanian Jewish background, and the original surname had been a form of "Cohen." Naomi later credited her brother for first mentioning the subject of anthropology to her on a visit home from Harvard, where he was studying. Naomi earned her AB in anthropology from Radcliffe College in 1961, with Bea Whiting as her mentor. Quinn worked as a research assistant coding the aggression data from the Six Cultures project. She also participated in a summer fieldwork project in Ecuador with Marvin Harris. Quinn entered graduat ...
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