Cultural AnthropologyComprehensive, readable and written for the student, Haviland's market-leading text, CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY, is a relevant, high-quality teaching tool. In CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY, Haviland challenges and supports students with a thoughtful look at the diversity of the human condition; an examination into the field of cultural anthropology, its findings, and its relevance; and the continuing role of cultural survival issues. |
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ANTHROPOLOGY AND | 34 |
THE DEVELOPMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY | 40 |
Ethnology | 48 |
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activities adaptation adult Africa age grade Ambilineal descent ancestor animals apes associations band basic behavior beliefs biological bonobos brother Chantek Chapter chimpanzees cieties clan cousins cultural anthropology descent group economic Economic anthropology environment European example exist exogamy farming father female food foragers function gender hominines Hopi household hunting husband important Indians indigenous individuals involved Ju/'hoansi kinship labor land language lineage linguistic live male marriage married Mbuti means membership modern mother nature North American society nuclear family Original Study patrilineal patrilocal residence patterns person political organization polygyny population practices primates problems production relationship relatives religion ritual role sanctions sexual shamans share sister social supernatural survival tion traditional tribal Trobriand Trobriand Islanders ture unilineal descent United University usually values village wealth Western woman women Yanomami York