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Brettell explores the cross-disciplinary exchanges, both past and present, which have engaged cultural anthropologists-and invites readers to continue the conversations.
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Brettell explores the cross-disciplinary exchanges, both past and present, which have engaged cultural anthropologists-and invites readers to continue the conversations.
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- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 234
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. Oktober 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 537g
- ISBN-13: 9780759123823
- ISBN-10: 0759123829
- Artikelnr.: 41121275
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Books on Demand GmbH
- In de Tarpen 42
- 22848 Norderstedt
- info@bod.de
- 040 53433511
- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 234
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. Oktober 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 537g
- ISBN-13: 9780759123823
- ISBN-10: 0759123829
- Artikelnr.: 41121275
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Books on Demand GmbH
- In de Tarpen 42
- 22848 Norderstedt
- info@bod.de
- 040 53433511
Caroline B. Brettell is University Distinguished Professor of Anthropology and Ruth Collins Altshuler Director of the Dedman College Interdisciplinary Institute at Southern Methodist University. Her numerous publications include Gender in Cross-Cultural Perspective 6E (co-edited with Carolyn Sargent); Crossing Borders/Constructing Boundaries; and Anthropology and Migration. She has served as president of the Social Science History Association as well as the Society for the Anthropology of Europe and on various review panels for the National Science Foundation, the National Endowment for the Humanities, and the National Institutes of Health, among others.
Introduction: Anthropological Conversations across Disciplines 1-The
Presence of the Past in Culture: Anthropology and History Fieldwork in the
Archives: Tackling the Methodology of History The Presence of the Past:
Anthropological History The Presence of the Past: The Anthropology of
History Conclusion: The Presence of the Past: An Engaged Historical
Anthropology 2-Space, Place, and Culture: Anthropology and Geography
Anthropology and Geography: Early Conversations The Anthropology of Space
and Place Gendered Space and Feminist Geography The New Anthropology of
Landscape and the Environment Conclusion: From the Etics of Region to the
Emics of Space and Place 3-Writing Culture: Anthropology and Literature
Ethnography as Genre: Experimenting with Forms of Writing The Literary
Observer: Novelists with an Anthropological Eye Conclusion: The Craft of
Writing Anthropology 4-The Science in Culture: Anthropology and Biology
Biology and Culture in the Twentieth Century: From Boas to Sociobiology to
Bioculturalism New Directions in the Integration of Biology and Culture
Conclusion 5-The Individual and Culture: Anthropology and Psychology
Anthropology, Psychoanalysis, and Neo-Freudianism: Seeds of Interaction,
Seeds of Cross-Disciplinarity Stress, Trauma, and Meaning-Centered
Psychology Anthropology Conclusion: A Cross-Cultural Psychology 6-Culture
and Population: Anthropology and Demography Bridging the Divide: Methods,
Concepts, and Epistemology The Problems Explored by Anthropological
Demographers Conclusion: Toward Convergence and Cross-Disciplinarity? Notes
References Index About the Author
Presence of the Past in Culture: Anthropology and History Fieldwork in the
Archives: Tackling the Methodology of History The Presence of the Past:
Anthropological History The Presence of the Past: The Anthropology of
History Conclusion: The Presence of the Past: An Engaged Historical
Anthropology 2-Space, Place, and Culture: Anthropology and Geography
Anthropology and Geography: Early Conversations The Anthropology of Space
and Place Gendered Space and Feminist Geography The New Anthropology of
Landscape and the Environment Conclusion: From the Etics of Region to the
Emics of Space and Place 3-Writing Culture: Anthropology and Literature
Ethnography as Genre: Experimenting with Forms of Writing The Literary
Observer: Novelists with an Anthropological Eye Conclusion: The Craft of
Writing Anthropology 4-The Science in Culture: Anthropology and Biology
Biology and Culture in the Twentieth Century: From Boas to Sociobiology to
Bioculturalism New Directions in the Integration of Biology and Culture
Conclusion 5-The Individual and Culture: Anthropology and Psychology
Anthropology, Psychoanalysis, and Neo-Freudianism: Seeds of Interaction,
Seeds of Cross-Disciplinarity Stress, Trauma, and Meaning-Centered
Psychology Anthropology Conclusion: A Cross-Cultural Psychology 6-Culture
and Population: Anthropology and Demography Bridging the Divide: Methods,
Concepts, and Epistemology The Problems Explored by Anthropological
Demographers Conclusion: Toward Convergence and Cross-Disciplinarity? Notes
References Index About the Author
Introduction: Anthropological Conversations across Disciplines 1-The
Presence of the Past in Culture: Anthropology and History Fieldwork in the
Archives: Tackling the Methodology of History The Presence of the Past:
Anthropological History The Presence of the Past: The Anthropology of
History Conclusion: The Presence of the Past: An Engaged Historical
Anthropology 2-Space, Place, and Culture: Anthropology and Geography
Anthropology and Geography: Early Conversations The Anthropology of Space
and Place Gendered Space and Feminist Geography The New Anthropology of
Landscape and the Environment Conclusion: From the Etics of Region to the
Emics of Space and Place 3-Writing Culture: Anthropology and Literature
Ethnography as Genre: Experimenting with Forms of Writing The Literary
Observer: Novelists with an Anthropological Eye Conclusion: The Craft of
Writing Anthropology 4-The Science in Culture: Anthropology and Biology
Biology and Culture in the Twentieth Century: From Boas to Sociobiology to
Bioculturalism New Directions in the Integration of Biology and Culture
Conclusion 5-The Individual and Culture: Anthropology and Psychology
Anthropology, Psychoanalysis, and Neo-Freudianism: Seeds of Interaction,
Seeds of Cross-Disciplinarity Stress, Trauma, and Meaning-Centered
Psychology Anthropology Conclusion: A Cross-Cultural Psychology 6-Culture
and Population: Anthropology and Demography Bridging the Divide: Methods,
Concepts, and Epistemology The Problems Explored by Anthropological
Demographers Conclusion: Toward Convergence and Cross-Disciplinarity? Notes
References Index About the Author
Presence of the Past in Culture: Anthropology and History Fieldwork in the
Archives: Tackling the Methodology of History The Presence of the Past:
Anthropological History The Presence of the Past: The Anthropology of
History Conclusion: The Presence of the Past: An Engaged Historical
Anthropology 2-Space, Place, and Culture: Anthropology and Geography
Anthropology and Geography: Early Conversations The Anthropology of Space
and Place Gendered Space and Feminist Geography The New Anthropology of
Landscape and the Environment Conclusion: From the Etics of Region to the
Emics of Space and Place 3-Writing Culture: Anthropology and Literature
Ethnography as Genre: Experimenting with Forms of Writing The Literary
Observer: Novelists with an Anthropological Eye Conclusion: The Craft of
Writing Anthropology 4-The Science in Culture: Anthropology and Biology
Biology and Culture in the Twentieth Century: From Boas to Sociobiology to
Bioculturalism New Directions in the Integration of Biology and Culture
Conclusion 5-The Individual and Culture: Anthropology and Psychology
Anthropology, Psychoanalysis, and Neo-Freudianism: Seeds of Interaction,
Seeds of Cross-Disciplinarity Stress, Trauma, and Meaning-Centered
Psychology Anthropology Conclusion: A Cross-Cultural Psychology 6-Culture
and Population: Anthropology and Demography Bridging the Divide: Methods,
Concepts, and Epistemology The Problems Explored by Anthropological
Demographers Conclusion: Toward Convergence and Cross-Disciplinarity? Notes
References Index About the Author