Anthropology / Barbara D. Miller, Bernard Wood
Publication details: Boston ; New York : Pearson, c2006Description: xxxvii, 721 p. : ill. ; 28 cmISBN:- 0205469469
- 9780205469468
- 22 301 MIL
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PART I. INTRODUCING THE STUDY OF HUMANITY
1. Anthropology: The study of humanity
2. Culture and diversity
3. Science, biology, and evolution
5. Research methods in anthropology
PART II. BIOLOGICAL AND CULTURAL EVOLUTION
5. The nonhuman primates
6. The earliest human ancestors
7. Emergence and evolution of archaic homo
8. Modern humans: origins, migrations and transitions
9. The Neolithic and urban revolutions
PART III. CONTEMPORARY HUMAN SOCIAL VARIATION
10. Contemporary human biological diversity
11. Economic systems
12. Reproduction and human development
13. Illness and healing
14. Kinship and domestic life
15. Social groups and social stratification
16. Political and legal systems
PART IV. COMMUNICATION AND THE SEARCH FOR MEANING
17. Communication
18. Religion
19. Expressive culture
PART V. FORCES OF CHANGE AND HUMANITY'S FUTURE
20. People on the move
21. Development anthropology
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