Urban Anthropology: The Cross-Cultural Study of Complex Societies.

Don C. Gibbons · Richard Basham

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Urban and sociocultural dynamics Anthropological Studies and Insights Cross-Cultural and Social Analysis

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techniques of cross-cultural comparison and holistic analysis, and the data-collection techniques of intimate ethnographic fieldwork. In the future I think we will be able to look to other major contributions: by archaeologists, physical anthropologists, and anthropological linguists, and in such theoretical fields as cultural evolution, which is de-emphasizing cultural relativity and maintaining that crosscultural comparisons should extend to earlier forms of societies.

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