New History of AnthropologyHenrika Kuklick A New History of Anthropology collects original writings from pre-eminent scholars to create a sophisticated but accessible guide to the development of the field.
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Contents
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1 Anthropology Before Anthropology Harry Liebersohn | 17 |
Part I Major Traditions | 33 |
The Historiographic Baseline Regna Darnell | 35 |
3 The British Tradition 1 Henrika Kuklick | 52 |
4 Traditions in the German Language H Glenn Penny | 79 |
5 The Metamorphosis of Ethnology in France 18391930 Emmanuelle Sibeud | 96 |
Part II Early Obsessions | 111 |
Peasant Socialism and Anthropology in LateNineteenthCentury Russia Nikolai SsorinChaikov | 191 |
Chinese Archaeology and the Making of a Historical Science Hilary A Smith | 207 |
Part IV Biology | 223 |
13 The Anthropology of Race Across the Darwinian Revolution Thomas F Glick | 225 |
14 Race Across the PhysicalCultural Divide in American Anthropology Jonathan Marks | 242 |
How New Ideas of Race Brutality Molecular Drift and the Powers of Time Have Affected Conceptions of Human Origins 1 Robert N Proctor | 259 |
Part V New Directions and Perspectives | 275 |
Revolution Involution Devolution? Lyn Schumaker | 277 |
6 The Spiritual Dimension Ivan Strenski | 113 |
The Polemics of Color Barbara Saunders | 128 |
8 Anthropology and the Classics Robert Ackerman | 143 |
Part III Neglected Pasts | 159 |
The Early Schools of Nordic Anthropology Christer Lindberg | 161 |
Dutch Ethnographic Museums in the European Context Donna C Mehos | 173 |
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