Synthesizing British, French and American traditions, this
stimulating and accessible text presents a comprehensive and
fascinating introduction to social and cultural anthropology. It
offers an original approach through integrating knowledge produced
from a variety of perspectives, placing cultural and social
anthropology in a wider context including macro-sociological
concepts and reference to biological evolution. Written in a clear
and concise style, it conveys to the student the complexities of a
discipline focusing on the structure, evolution and cultural
identity of human societies up to the present day. The text
consists of four major parts: the scope and method of anthropology,
a conceptual and institutional overview, the evolution of the
structure of human societies, and the cultural politics of race,
ethnicity, nationalism and multiculturalism.
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