Introducing Cultural Anthropology

To the Instructor To the Student Part I. BASIC CONCEPTS AND METHODS IN ANTHROPOLOGY Chapter 1. Anthropology: What Are Its Subfields and Perspectives? Chapter 2. Culture: What Makes Us Strangers When We Are Away From Home? Chapter 3. Fieldwork: How Is Data Gathered? Chapter 4. Language: Is This What Makes Us Human? Part II. CROSS-CULTURAL ADAPTIVE PATTERNS Chapter 5. Subsistence Strategies and Resource Allocation: What Choices Are There? Chapter 6. Marriage, Family and Residence: What are the Possibilities? Chapter 7. Kinship and Descent: Are These the Ties That Bind? Chapter 8. Gender and Sexuality: Nature or Nuture Chapter 9. Political Order, Disorder, And Social Control: Who Decides? Chapter 10. Belief Systems: How Do We Explain the Unbelievable? Chapter 11: Expressions: Is This Art? Part III. APPLYING THE ANTHROPOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE Chapter 12. Culture Change: How Do We Foresee The Unforseeable? Chapter 13. Applying Anthropology: How Does It Make A Difference? Appendix A. How Do You Read An Ethnography? Appendix B: How Do You Make String Figures? Glossary References Credits IndexLenkeit, Roberta Edwards is the author of 'Introducing Cultural Anthropology' with ISBN 9780072935219 and ISBN 0072935219.