CiNii 図書 - Social and cultural anthropology for the 21st century : connected worlds

The book is thoroughly up-to-date and gives full consideration to contemporary issues in addition to the classic topics. Students will gain a solid understanding of how the work of anthropology is relevant to today's world. The chapters combine theory with method and practice so that students gain important theoretical grounding in the discipline as well as a good understanding of what anthropologists actually do. The socio-cultural approach and the inclusion of a range of global ethnographic examples mean that this book has broad appeal/relevance and is particularly suitable for students outside of North America. Unlike many existing textbooks it does not focus just on cultural or social anthropology, or contain mostly US case studies. Pedagogic features have been included to aid students' understanding and revision, including text boxes, images, glossary, and further reading. Additional resources are provided via a companion website.

Preface
1 Society and culture in the 21st century
2 Anthropologists at work
3 Kinship
4 Marriage
5 Gender, sex, and sexuality
6 The body
7 The senses
8 The life cycle
9 Gifts and exchange
10 Religion
11 Rank, caste, and social class
12 State, nation, and citizenship
13 Mobility and transnationalism
14 Media and the technological transformation of social relations
15 The environment

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