Direction of the Development of Chinese Anthropology ——An Interview with an Anthropologist (No. 26)
XU Jie-shun
Abstract
XU Jie-shun
Abstract
Anthropology research in China should be approached to in diversified dimensions, covering both classical and modern topics. There being an intrinsic joint in between, classical and modern topics are in fact relativelyspoken. In discipline construction, the entire anthropplogy research should include four branches, namely archaeology, linguistics, physical anthropology, and cultural anthropology. The research of anthropology in China should be oriented towards an integration of these four.
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Anthropology research in China should be approached to in diversified dimensions, covering both classical and modern topics. There being an intrinsic joint in between, classical and modern topics are in fact relativelyspoken. In discipline construction, the entire anthropplogy research should include four branches, namely archaeology, linguistics, physical anthropology, and cultural anthropology. The research of anthropology in China should be oriented towards an integration of these four.
Key concepts: Anthropology, Four field approach, Sociocultural anthropology, Biological anthropology, Applied anthropology, Cultural anthropology, Anthropology of art, China