Cultural Anthropology: Appreciating Cultural Diversity
Conrad Phillip Kottak
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Conrad Phillip Kottak
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Brief Table of Contents List of Boxes About the Author Preface Part I Introduction to Anthropology 1 What Is Anthropology? 2 Culture 3 Method and Theory in Cultural Anthropology Part II Appreciating Cultural Diversity 4 Applying Anthropology 5 Language and Communication 6 Ethnicity and Race 7 Making a Living 8 Political Systems 9 Gender 10 Families, Kinship, and Descent 11 Marriage 12 Religion 13 Arts, Media, and Sports Part III The Changing World 14 The World System and Colonialism 15 Anthropology's Role in a Globalizing World Glossary Bibliography Credits Index
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Brief Table of Contents List of Boxes About the Author Preface Part I Introduction to Anthropology 1 What Is Anthropology? 2 Culture 3 Method and Theory in Cultural Anthropology Part II Appreciating Cultural Diversity 4 Applying Anthropology 5 Language and Communication 6 Ethnicity and Race 7 Making a Living 8 Political Systems 9 Gender 10 Families, Kinship, and Descent 11 Marriage 12 Religion 13 Arts, Media, and Sports Part III The Changing World 14 The World System and Colonialism 15 Anthropology's Role in a Globalizing World Glossary Bibliography Credits Index
Key concepts: Sociocultural anthropology, Anthropology, Glossary, Ecological anthropology, Kinship, Cultural anthropology, Sociology, Anthropology of art