2006Medical Entomology and ZoologyRequires access

Social anthropology : investigating human social life

Alan Barnard

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* Why study social anthropology? * Ethnography: writing about peoples * Ecological, economic & political anthropology * Belief, ritual and symbolism * Material culture and aesthetics * Sex, gender, family and kinship * Descent and alliance * Applied and development anthropology * Anthropology theory

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* Why study social anthropology? * Ethnography: writing about peoples * Ecological, economic & political anthropology * Belief, ritual and symbolism * Material culture and aesthetics * Sex, gender, family and kinship * Descent and alliance * Applied and development anthropology * Anthropology theory

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* Why study social anthropology? * Ethnography: writing about peoples * Ecological, economic & political anthropology * Belief, ritual and symbolism * Material culture and aesthetics * Sex, gender, family and kinship * Descent and alliance * Applied and development anthropology * Anthropology theory

Key concepts: Kinship, Anthropology, Sociocultural anthropology, Ethnography, Applied anthropology, Anthropology of art, Sociology, Social anthropology

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