Reclaiming a Scientific Anthropology

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Lawrence A. Kuznar

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Paperback / softback

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A strong advocate for anthropology as a science, Lawrence Kuznar reviews the recent challenges to this ideology from creationists and 'scientific' racists on one side and postmodernists, marxists and feminists on the other. Moreover, Kuznar provides a brief review of anthropology as a science, summarizes major theoretical works in anthropology and other fields on the science/humanism debate, and offers several important case examples from cultural anthropology and archaeology showing science in action. An interesting, provocative book for anthropologists and ideal for advanced undergraduate and graduate classes in theory and method.

Author Biography:

Indiana University - Purdue, Fort Wayne

Release date Australia

November 26th, 1996

Author

Lawrence A. Kuznar

Audience

General (US: Trade)

Pages

256

Dimensions

151x230x18

ISBN-13

9780761991144

Product ID

13332262

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