Contemporary societies cannot be understood without consideration of historical and evolutionary processes • Anthropological research is typically conducted
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cultural forms and social rules - those twin axes that define the formal objects of anthropological theory Whether viewed as "self-evidence" (Douglas 1975:
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True, when anthropologists study "primitive" society, they study the culture of the people, to reconstruct it, to give meaning to the peculiar behaviors of
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The study of human evolution through analysis of fossils is called paleoanthropology (the prefix paleo from the Greek word palaios meaning “old” or “ancient”)
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Now, the main fields of studies under Cultural Anthropology are: Prehistoric archaeology, ethnology and ethno-linguistics The human beings are the ruler of
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Cultural anthropologists develop theories to make sense of the evidence they have gathered Sometimes they start with a theory and look for evidence, but most
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Theory A p p lied T h e o ry A p p lie d Theory Applied BIOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY ARCHAEOLOGY CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY LINGUISTIC ANTHROPOLOGY
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Culture as Process A Four-Field Discipline Social or Cultural Anthropology? Defining Culture Waiting for the Barbarians Part II: Writing the Other
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been disconcerted to find anthropology defined as "the science which deals with the gence between the theory and the practice of anthro- pologists
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Marcel Mauss and the New Anthropology history of anthropological theory for the manual rite, as well as the commissioners of the rite and those to
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