The Foundations of Social Anthropology.

Walter R. Goldschmidt · S. F. Nadel

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Anthropological Studies and Insights Anthropology: Ethics, History, Culture Cross-Cultural and Social Analysis

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1. Prolegomena: Why Anthropology?2. The Aims of Social Anthropology3. Observation and Description4. Psychology in Observation5. The Material of Observation6. Institutions7. Groupings8. Explanation9. Experimental Anthropology10. Experimental Anthropology (continued)11. Psychological Explanations: Mental Energy12. Psychological Explanations: Action Potentials13. Function and Pattern

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