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• 1Anthropology - Overview
• 2What is Anthropology?
• 3Main Anthropological Fields
  • 3.1Sociocultural Anthropology
  • 3.2Biological Anthropology
  • 3.3Linguistic Anthropology
  • 3.4Archeology
• 4Applied Anthropology
• 5Sub-Categories in Anthropoloogy
  • 5.1Medical Anthropology
  • 5.2Forensic Anthropology
  • 5.3Human Evolution
  • 5.4Primatilogy
  • 5.5Visual Anthropology
• 6Most Important Ideas
  • 6.1Ethnocentrism
  • 6.2Cultural Relativism
  • 6.3Universalism
  • 6.4Transculturation
  • 6.5Nature Vs. Nurture
  • 6.6Kinship
  • 6.7The Neolithic Revolution
  • 6.8Religion
  • 6.9Subsistence
  • 6.10Gender
• 7Research Methods
  • 7.1Ethnography
  • 7.2Participant-observation
  • 7.3Archaeological Methods
  • 7.4Ethics in Anthropology
• 8Famous Anthropologists
  • 8.1Claude Levi-Strauss
  • 8.2Bronislaw Malinowski
  • 8.3Franz Boas
  • 8.4Margaret Mead

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