Assuming no background in the subject, this text broadly introduces students to the basics of cultural anthropology. Taking an ecological and evolutionary approach, the central themes include the adaptive strategies of people as active decision-makers, their societies and evolutionary processes.

ISBN-13: 9780070040670
ISBN-10: 0070040672
Publication Date: 7/31/2000
Pages: 100
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Publisher: McGraw Hill Higher Education
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