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Annual Editions: Anthropology, 38/e is a comprehensive study guide for those studying the social science discipline of anthropology. Edited by Elvio Angeloni, the study guide is divided into nine sections, each focusing on a specific topic within the field. These sections include Physical Anthropology and Archaeology, Human Biological and Behavioral Diversity, Culture, Ecology and Environment, Language, Political and Economic Anthropology, Religion, Race and Ethnicity, Applied Anthropology, and Archaeology and Human Origins.Each section includes readings that cover the latest research and developments in the field. Additionally, each section is prefaced by learning objectives, key terms and ideas, and discussion question that can be used to stimulate learning and assessment in class. The book also includes primary source readings from anthropologists such as Clifford Geertz, Claude Levi-Strauss, and Margaret Mead, among others. At the end of each section, there are also annotated bibliography and suggestions for further reading for further exploration into the topic.Annual Editions: Anthropology, 38/e is a great way to most effectively learn about the diverse topics within the field of anthropology. With its comprehensive coverage and clear explanations of key concepts, it is the perfect resource for undergraduate and graduate students studying anthropology.
Annual Editions: Anthropology, 38/e edited by Elvio Angeloni provides a comprehensive overview of the field of anthropology. This edition includes both classic and contemporary selections that cover the various subfields of the discipline, including physical anthropology, archaeology, linguistics, and cultural anthropology.The selections in this edition represent a range of different perspectives from authors from around the world, including well known authors such as Edward Tylor and Clifford Geertz as well as new voices. Chapters include discussions of topics such as the scientific rationale for physical anthropology, prehistoric fertility figures, cultural relativism, and more. Additionally, each selection is followed by a brief review which places the selection within the overall context of anthropology. In addition, each chapter has multiple questions for class discussion, which can be used to facilitate critical thinking and student engagement.Annual Editions: Anthropology, 38/e is an ideal resource for any course or student interested in learning more about the various subfields of anthropology. The selections are written in a clear and concise style that makes them accessible to a wide range of readers. Additionally, the introductory matter, reviews, and questions for class discussion help to make this book an invaluable resource for both students and instructors.
Annual Editions: Anthropology, 38/e provides the reader with a comprehensive look at the world of anthropology. Written by Elvio Angeloni, this edition of the collection of anthropological articles, documents, and essays is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the study of humanity, human behavior, biology, language, and society.In Annual Editions: Anthropology, 38/e, Angeloni examines the five subfields of anthropology--cultural anthropology, archaeology, linguistic anthropology, physical anthropology, and applied anthropology. He examines theories of cultural and evolutionary anthropology, including evolution and cultural evolution, adaptation and environmental variability, organization of cultures and the evolution of languages, and cultural resources. He examines the coevolution of culture and biology, and the relationship between human beings and other animals.He also explores the history and development of anthropology. He examines anthropology's earliest roots in the works of Darwin, Boas, and Tylor, and looks at the development of postmodern anthropology, evolutionary psychology, and contemporary sociobiology. Including both classic and current readings, Annual Editions: Anthropology, 38/e looks at critical issues in an increasingly globalized world. Angeloni covers the globalization of culture and economics, the effects of colonization and imperialism, the development of new technologies, and the destruction of resources. He examines the effects of social movements and revolutions, such as the Arab Spring, as well as the impact of gender and sexuality on societies.Annual Editions: Anthropology, 38/e is an authoritative source of information for any student, researcher, or scholar looking to gain a better understanding of human behavior, biology, language, and society. Its in-depth coverage of the five subfields of anthropology, as well as the history, development, and critical issues surrounding the field make it an essential resource for anyone interested in the study of humanity.
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