AuthorMoberg, Mark
TitleEngaging anthropological theory : A social and political history / Mark Moberg
Imprint London : Routledge, 2013
Edition 1st ed.
Descript xxi, 360 p. : ill. , 24 cm

CONTENT

Of politics and paradigms. -- Claims and critique of anthropological knowledge. -- The prehistory of anthropology. -- Marx. -- Durkheim and Weber. -- Spencer, Darwin, and an evolutionary parable for our time. -- Boas and the demise of cultural evolution. -- Culture and psychology. -- Structure and function. -- Decolonization and anti-structure. -- Ecological and neo-evolutionary approaches. -- Contemporary materialist and ecological approaches. -- Symbols, structures, and the "web of significance" -- postmodern political economy and sensibilities. -- The contemporary anthropological moment.


SUBJECT

  1. Antropology -- Philosophy
  2. Antropology -- Methodology
  3. Antropology -- History

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Political Science Library301.01 M687E CHECK SHELVES