In both chapter $2($page $17)$ and chapter $3($pages $38-39)$ of your book, HUMANS UNMASKED, you were exposed to the different ways that the Dayak people $($Borneo$)$ and Amahuaca people $($Amazonia$)$ treat their dead. Each of these societies had mortuary customs that were significantly different from those found in North America and involved behaviors that would be considered tabo in the United States.

I want you to think about how these mortuary customs reflect the norms of their respective societies and what this says about the nature of deviance