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... pologists from the four main subdisciplines now work in such " applied " areas as public health , family planning , and economic de- velopment . THE SUBDISCIPLINES OF ANTHROPOLOGY Sociocultural Anthropology Sociocultural anthropologists ...
... pologists from the four main subdisciplines now work in such " applied " areas as public health , family planning , and economic de- velopment . THE SUBDISCIPLINES OF ANTHROPOLOGY Sociocultural Anthropology Sociocultural anthropologists ...
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... pology to many other fields . The principal differ- ence between sociocultural anthropology and sociology is that ... pologists , who bring a comparative perspective to these areas . Anthropologists also study art , music , and oral ...
... pology to many other fields . The principal differ- ence between sociocultural anthropology and sociology is that ... pologists , who bring a comparative perspective to these areas . Anthropologists also study art , music , and oral ...
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... pologists worked for governments during World War II . American anthropologists studied Japanese and German " culture at a distance " and aided the Pacific war effort . Although applied anthropology did not disappear during the 1950s ...
... pologists worked for governments during World War II . American anthropologists studied Japanese and German " culture at a distance " and aided the Pacific war effort . Although applied anthropology did not disappear during the 1950s ...
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