In Katherine Dettwyler's Dancing Skeletons it's clear to examine that there's no substitute for field work. A lecture is unlikely to prepare an individual for the exposure that people like Dettwyler visaged in African countries. As an example, Dettwyler's honesty and need to what right and moral responsibilities to attempt things that are typically tested throughout her work. At the start of her story she describes how she saved a a kid who was on the edge of starvation. whereas her work there was to strictly document and record feeding practices she couldn't simply sit back and let this infant die if he could be saved. While Dettwyler got concerned and helped during this specific scenario, there are events within which she should’ve not become