Our way--their way ; an introduction to cultural anthropology / Edited by A. K. M. Aminul Islam.

Author/creator Islam, A. K. M. Aminul
Format Book
Publication InfoNew York : MSS Information Corp., [1974]
Description200 pages ; 23 cm
Subjects

Contents Islam, Theories of culture. A. K. M. A. What is anthropology?--Islam, A. K. M. A. What is culture: theories of culture.--DeVita, P. R. and Robbins, R. H. Anthropological fieldwork.--Thatcher, J. P., Jr. Archaeology: beyond stones and bones.--Keel, B. C. Archeological uses of botanical information.--Keel, B. C. Hopewell influence in the southern Appalachians.--Williams, A. W., Jr. Conceptions of time in eastern United States archaeology.--Voget, F. W. The American Indian in transition: reformation and accommodation.--Cross, L. J. Babies, bread, and baptism: inter-institutional analysis.--Berreman, G. D. Caste in India and the United States.--Islam, A. K. M. A. Political institutions of primitive societies.--Salisbury, R. F. Structuring ignorance: the genesis of a myth in New Guinea.--Fallers, L. A. Ideology and culture in Uganda nationalism.--Murdock, G. P. Changing emphases in social structure.--Gough, K. E. The Nayars and the definition of marriage.--Levy, M. J., Jr. and Fallers, L. A. The family: some comparative considerations.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographies.
LCCN 74010907
ISBN0842251855
ISBN0842204369 (pbk.)

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