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The first introductory anthropology text to present and integrate a four-field perspective, while simultaneously integrating important topics such as ethics, methods, gender, and race in all chapters.Due to an overwhelmingly positive response to this upcoming text, we are making Anthropology available for use in summer and fall 2005 classes through a special Preliminary Edition Program. The Preliminary Edition of Anthropology is a black and white, half-priced, limited run version of the textCo-authors Barbara Miller and Bernard Wood, a world-renowned biological anthropologist, are joined by three of the brightest new scholars in archaeology and biological anthropology to provide complete and in-depth coverage of each of the four fields of anthropology. Anthropologyincorporates the most current discoveries and research and their impact upon the “classics” in anthropology. Through a four-field approach and carefully chosen examples, the text illuminates the key ideas of the different sub-fields and demonstrates how their issues are connected and how anthropology is relevant to today's world. Beautifully illustrated, Anthropology maximizes the effectiveness of the art program by building pedagogy into the captions of photos, figures, tables and maps. The result is an original and unique text, which provides students with the most faithful and holistic representation of anthropology available today.
How can the four-field approach to anthropology provide a holistic understanding of human diversity and evolution in the modern world? This introductory text, authored by a team of established scholars including Barbara D. Miller and Bernard D. Wood, synthesizes archaeology, biological anthropology, cultural anthropology, and linguistic anthropology into a unified framework. By integrating contemporary research with foundational theories, the authors argue that these sub-fields are deeply interconnected and essential for interpreting human behavior and history.
What You Will Find
This text is designed as an accessible, high-level introduction for undergraduate students, emphasizing a holistic view of the discipline. The framing suggests a rigorous academic resource that prioritizes pedagogical clarity and the interconnectedness of anthropological sub-fields.
Page Count:
768
Publication Date:
2005-05-03
Publisher:
Allyn & Bacon
ISBN-10:
0205469469
ISBN-13:
9780205469468
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