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Perspectives - An Open Invitation to Cultural Anthropology 1e

The first peer-reviewed open access textbook for cultural anthropology courses. Produced by the Society for Anthropology in Community Colleges and available free of charge for use in any setting.

AnthropologySocial Sciences
Author
Nina Brown, Thomas McIlwraith, and Laura Tubelle de González
Publisher
Society for Anthropology in Community Colleges
Source
LibreTexts
License
CC BY-NC
Language
EN
Category
Basic Sciences
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Contents· 42 sections
  1. 01: The Development of Anthropological Ideas (Nader)
  2. 1: The Development of Anthropological Ideas (Nader)
  3. 02: Culture Concept (Cowall and Mederios)
  4. 2: Culture Concept (Cowall and Mederios)
  5. 03: Doing Fieldwork: Methods in Cultural Anthropology (Nelson)
  6. 3: Doing Fieldwork: Methods in Cultural Anthropology (Nelson)
  7. 4: Language (Light)
  8. 4: Language (Light)
  9. 5: Subsistence (Shearn)
  10. 5: Subsistence (Shearn)
  11. 6: Economics (Lyon)
  12. 6: Economics (Lyon)
  13. 7: Political Anthropology - A Cross-Cultural Comparison (McDowell)
  14. 8: Political Anthropology - A Cross-Cultural Comparison (McDowell)
  15. 8: Family and Marriage (Gilliland)
  16. 9: Family and Marriage (Gilliland)
  17. 9: Race and Ethnicity (Garcia)
  18. 10: Race and Ethnicity (Garcia)
  19. 10: Gender and Sexuality (Mukhopadhyay Blumenfield Harper Gondek)
  20. 11: Gender and Sexuality (Mukhopadhyay Blumenfield Harper Gondek)
  21. 11: Religion (Henninger-Rener)
  22. 12: Religion (Henninger-Rener)
  23. 12: Globalization (Griffith and Marion)
  24. 12: Globalization (Griffith and Marion)
  25. 13: Culture and Sustainability - Environmental Anthropology in the Anthropocene (Palmer)
  26. 13: Culture and Sustainability (Palmer)
  27. 14: Performance (Griffith and Marion)
  28. 14: Performance (Griffith and Marion)
  29. 15: Media Anthropology - Meaning Embodiment Infrastructure and Activism (Peake)
  30. 15: Media Anthropology: Meaning Embodiment Infrastructure and Activism (Peake)
  31. 17: Health and Medicine (Henninger-Rener)
  32. 16: Health and Medicine (Henninger-Rener)
  33. 18: Seeing Like an Anthropologist (Cochrane)
  34. 16: Seeing Like an Anthropologist (Cochrane)
  35. 19: Public Anthropology (Borofsky)
  36. 17: Public Anthropology (Borofsky)
  37. 20: Appendices
  38. A1: videos
  39. A2: Anthropology in Our Moment in History - Interview with Philippe Bourgois
  40. A3: Can Anthropology Save the World (Scheper-Hughes)
  41. A4: Envisioning a More Public Anthropology - Interview with Fredrik Barth
  42. A5: Interview with Carolyn Nordstrom (Borofsky)