Introduction to Anthropology: A Comparison of Disciplines to Prepare Students to Build Skills for Social Life and Rewarding Careers

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Copyright: 2024

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Preface

Acknowledgments

Introduction

Part 1  Introduction and Definitions of Concepts    1

Chapter 1  What is Anthropology?    3

Chapter 2  The Subfields of Anthropology    7

Chapter 3  The Concept of Culture    17

Chapter 4  Research Methods    23

Chapter 5  Anthropological Methods    23

Chapter 6  Anthropological Linguistics: Descriptive Linguistics    45

Chapter 7  Anthropological Linguistics: Language and Culture    61

Part 2  The History of Anthropology in North America    73

Chapter 8  Perspectives: Introducing Anthropology    75

Part 3  Archaeology, Careers, and Professions in Archaeology    85

Chapter 9  What is Archaeology?    87

Part 4  Fieldwork Experiences and the Work of an Anthropologist    107

Chapter 10  Day in the Life of a Cultural Anthropologist    109

Chapter 11  Fieldwork: Producing Cultural Anthropological Knowledge    119

Part 5  Anthropology and Science    133

Chapter 12  Putting Science Into Anthropology    135

Part 6  Major Concepts That Are Addressed in Cultural Anthropology    145

Chapter 13  Sex and Gender    147

Chapter 14  Marriage and Family Formation    159

Conclusion    171

About the Author    173

ANNIE NGANA-MUNDEKE

Dr. Annie Ngana-Mundeke. New York City College of Technology, the City University of New York, (CUNY). 

WITH CONTRIBUTIONS BY 

Dr. Ashwin Satyanarayana, Chair and Associate Professor, Computer Systems Technology Department, New York City College of Technology (CUNY)

Dr. Randall Hannum, Assistant Professor of Economics, Department of Social Sciences. New York City College of Technology, (CUNY) 

Karen Goodlad, Associate Professor and Chair of the Hospitality Management Department, New York City College of Technology, the City University of New York (CUNY) 

Dr. Sisco Howard, Associate Professor, the Department of Social Sciences, New York City College of Technology, the City University of New York, (CUNY) 

 

Preface

Acknowledgments

Introduction

Part 1  Introduction and Definitions of Concepts    1

Chapter 1  What is Anthropology?    3

Chapter 2  The Subfields of Anthropology    7

Chapter 3  The Concept of Culture    17

Chapter 4  Research Methods    23

Chapter 5  Anthropological Methods    23

Chapter 6  Anthropological Linguistics: Descriptive Linguistics    45

Chapter 7  Anthropological Linguistics: Language and Culture    61

Part 2  The History of Anthropology in North America    73

Chapter 8  Perspectives: Introducing Anthropology    75

Part 3  Archaeology, Careers, and Professions in Archaeology    85

Chapter 9  What is Archaeology?    87

Part 4  Fieldwork Experiences and the Work of an Anthropologist    107

Chapter 10  Day in the Life of a Cultural Anthropologist    109

Chapter 11  Fieldwork: Producing Cultural Anthropological Knowledge    119

Part 5  Anthropology and Science    133

Chapter 12  Putting Science Into Anthropology    135

Part 6  Major Concepts That Are Addressed in Cultural Anthropology    145

Chapter 13  Sex and Gender    147

Chapter 14  Marriage and Family Formation    159

Conclusion    171

About the Author    173

ANNIE NGANA-MUNDEKE

Dr. Annie Ngana-Mundeke. New York City College of Technology, the City University of New York, (CUNY). 

WITH CONTRIBUTIONS BY 

Dr. Ashwin Satyanarayana, Chair and Associate Professor, Computer Systems Technology Department, New York City College of Technology (CUNY)

Dr. Randall Hannum, Assistant Professor of Economics, Department of Social Sciences. New York City College of Technology, (CUNY) 

Karen Goodlad, Associate Professor and Chair of the Hospitality Management Department, New York City College of Technology, the City University of New York (CUNY) 

Dr. Sisco Howard, Associate Professor, the Department of Social Sciences, New York City College of Technology, the City University of New York, (CUNY)