Talking About People: Readings in Contemporary Cultural Anthropology

William A. Haviland · Robert J. Gordon

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The nature of anthropology culture language and communication psychological anthropology subsistence economic systems sex and marriage family and kinship sex, age, common interest and stratification political organisation and social control religion and magic culture change the future of humanity. Appendix: an anthropologist's guide to the Internet.

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