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• Machine generated contents note: pt. One Early History Of Anthropological Theory
• Anthropology in Antiquity
• Middle Ages
• Renaissance
• Voyages of Geographical Discovery
• Scientific Revolution
• Enlightenment
• Rise of Positivism
• Marxism
• Classical Cultural Evolutionism
• Evolutionism vs. Diffusionism
• Archaeology Comes of Age
• Charles Darwin and Darwinism
• Sigmund Freud
• Emile Durkheim
• Max Weber
• Ferdinand de Saussure
• pt. Two Earlier Twentieth Century
• American Cultural Anthropology
• Franz Boas

• Robert Lowie and Alfred Louis Kroeber
• Margaret Mead and Ruth Benedict
• Development of Psychological Anthropology
• French Structural Anthropology
• Marcel Mauss
• Claude Levi-Strauss
• Edmund Leach and Mary Douglas
• Latter-Day Structuralists
• Structural Marxists
• Marshall Sahlins
• Legacy of French Structural Anthropology
• British Social Anthropology
• A.R. Radcliffe-Brown
• Bronislaw Malinowski
• E.E. Evans-Pritchard
• Max Gluckman and the "Manchester School"
• Legacy of British Social Anthropology
• pt. Three Later Twentieth Century
• Cognitive Anthropology
• Edward Sapir
• Ethnoscience and the "New Ethnography"
• Cultural Neo-evolutionism
• Leslie White
• Julian Steward
• Marshall Sahlins and Elman Service
• New Archaeology
• Cultural Materialism
• Marvin Harris
• Biologized Anthropology
• Biology of Behaviour
• New Physical Anthropology
• Ethology and Behavioural Genetics
• Sociobiology
• Symbolic and Interpretive Anthropology
• Victor Turner and Symbolic Anthropology
• Clifford Geertz and Interpretive Anthropology
• Post-processual Archaeology
• Influence of Symbolic and Interpretive Approaches
• Transactionalism
• Fredrik Barth
• Feminism and Anthropology
• Political Economy
• Marx and the World System
• Sins of the Fathers
• Ideology, Culture, and Power
• Postcolonialism
• Postmodernity
• Paul Feyerabend
• Michel Foucault
• Pierre Bourdieu
• Anthropology as Text
• Medical Anthropology
• pt. Four Early Twenty-First Century
• Globalization
• Public Anthropology
• World Traditions in Anthropology
• English Language and Anglo-American Hegemony
• "Other" Anthropologies
• Conclusion
• Postmodern Predicaments
• Agreeing to Disagree
• "-Isms" in Schism
• History of the Future
• Beyond "One Dead Guy a Week".

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Author/Creator:

Erickson, Paul A.

Contributors:

Murphy, Liam Donat

Languages:

English

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Item content: English

Main Work:

A history of anthropological theory [by Erickson, P.A.]

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Other format: History of anthropological theory [by Erickson, P.A.] (4th ed.; Toronto : University of Toronto Press, 2013 — CaOONL Number 20129080128)

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Anthropology — Philosophy — Textbooks

Anthropology — History — Textbooks

Anthropology — Philosophy

Anthropology

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Textbooks

History

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Description based on print version record.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 215-260) and index.
Electronic reproduction. Palo Alto, Calif. Available via World Wide Web.

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GN33 .E74 2013eb

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1442606606 (electronic bk.)
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868487917

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