
Anthropology
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Authors:
- Boas, Franz
1858 - 1942
About this book
In "Anthropology," a seminal work by Franz Boas delivered at Columbia University, readers are immersed in the early 20th-century intellectual landscape. Boas delves into the intricate tapestry of human existence, shedding light on cultural diversity and societal structures. This document introduces the concept of cultural relativism, challenging prevailing ethnocentric views. Through vivid ethnographic examples and meticulous research, Boas emphasizes the importance of understanding different cultures without bias. Ideal for students and anthropologists, "Anthropology" offers a profound exploration of humanity's multifaceted nature and the significance of cultural context in shaping societies. Dive into this enlightening text to broaden your perspective on the richness of human culture.
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