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Cultural anthropology / Serena Nanda, Richard L. Warms.

By: Contributor(s): Publication details: Belmont, CA : West/Wadsworth Pub., c1998.Edition: 6th edDescription: xxv, 429 p. : col. ill., maps ; 26 cmISBN:
  • 0534506372
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 306 22 NAN
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CONTENTS


CHAPTER ONE: ANTHROPOLOGY AND HUMAN DIVERSITY

Specialization in anthropology

What we learn from anthropology: Understanding Human Differences

E.tc



CHAPTER TWO: DOING CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY

Doing cultural anthropology

Ethnography and fieldwork

E.tc


CHAPTER THREE: THE IDEA OF CULTURE

Culture is the way human beings adapt to the world

Culture is the way humans organize the world

E.tc


CHAPTER FOUR: LANGUAGE

Origins and Development of human language

Communication and human language

E.tc


CHAPTER FIVE: LEARNING CULTURE

The cultural construction of human development

Enculturation and personality

etc

CHAPTER SIX: MAKING A LIVING

The environment and cultural diversity

Environmental zones and food getting systems

Adaptation to the environment

E.tc


CHAPTER SEVEN: ECONOMICS

Economic behaviour

Economic systems

Production and resources

E.tc


CHAPTER EIGHT: MARRIAGE, FAMILY AND DOMESTIC GROUPS

Functions of marriage and the family

marriage rules

E.tc


CHAPTER NINE: KINSHIP

Kinship: Relationships through blood and marriage

Types of Unilineal Descent Groups

E.tc


CHAPTER TEN: GENDER

The cultural construction of gender

Alternative sexes, Alternative Genders

E.tc


CHAPTER ELEVEN: SOCIAL RANKING AND STRATIFICATION

Egalitarian societies

Rank societies

E.tc

CHAPTER TWELVE: POWER AND CONTROL

Regulating human behaviour

Variation in political organisations and social control

E.tc


CHAPTER THIRTEEN: RELIGION

The functions of religion

Myth and Symbolism

Etc


CHAPTER FOURTEEN: THE ARTS: EXPRESSING CULTURAL IDENTITIES

Anthropological perspectives on Art

Some functions of Art

E.tc


CHAPTER FIFTEEN: CULTURAL CHANGE

Europe and the great expansion

The era of colonialism

E.tc


CHAPTER SIXTEEN : THE USES OF ANTHROPOLOGY

Anthropology and public policy

Drug use and Abuse

E.tc

Includes bibliographical references (p. [389]-409) and index.

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