7 Anthropology Books for Free! [PDF]

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Introduction to Anthropology por Various Authors offers a comprehensive overview of the discipline's core concepts and methods. It explores cultural, biological, archaeological, and linguistic anthropology, illuminating human diversity and evolution.

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The Art of Being Human: A Textbook for Cultural Anthropology by Michael Wesch offers a compelling introduction to the core concepts of anthropology. It encourages readers to question their assumptions and engage with the world in new ways.

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Classic Concepts in Anthropology by Valerio Valeri presents a collection of essays that explore core concepts within the field. It offers a comprehensive look at anthropological theory, making it valuable for students and researchers.

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Research Ethics in Ethnography-Anthropology por Dr Ron Iphofen AcSS provides a comprehensive guide on ethical considerations for ethnographic and anthropological research, crucial for navigating complex fieldwork challenges. It offers invaluable insights into balancing research integrity with participant well-being, ensuring responsible and impactf...

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An Anthropology of Anthropology by Rob Borofsky critically examines the discipline's current practices and ideologies. It urges anthropologists to broaden their impact beyond academia and engage with pressing global issues.

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Social Anthropology por Dr. Sara Neena. T.T., Dr.N.P.Hafiz Mohamad, Dr.N.P.Hafiz Mohamad offers an accessible introduction to key concepts in social anthropology. The document covers culture, society, tribes in India and Kerala, providing a valuable foundation for understanding human social structures and diversity.

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Perspectives -An Open Introduction to Cultural Anthropology por Nina Brown, Thomas McIlwraith, Laura Tubelle de González. This comprehensive PDF provides a foundational understanding of cultural anthropology's core concepts and methodologies. Dive into its accessible chapters to explore human diversity and cultural practices across the globe.

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Anthropology and development -the uneasy relationship by David Lewis explores the complex and often fraught relationship between anthropology and development. This paper offers a critical overview of the different perspectives anthropologists have taken towards development, making it essential reading for understanding the field's ethical and pract...

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Anthropology at the Time of the Anthropocene-a personal view of what is to be studied por Bruno Latour explores how the concept of the Anthropocene reshapes anthropological inquiry. It offers valuable insights into the discipline's evolving role in understanding human-environment relations.

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Anthropology and the Study of Culture by Higher Education provides a foundational overview of anthropological concepts, including the four fields and cultural relativism. It explores cultural diversity, theoretical debates, and the discipline's relevance to various careers, making it an accessible entry point for those interested in understanding h...

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Introducing the Anthropologist as Writer por Helena Wulff explores anthropological writing across genres, from academic to journalistic. It unveils the craft, challenges, and the evolving role of writing in shaping anthropological knowledge.

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Urban Anthropology by Giuliana B. Prato and Italo Pardo offers a valuable overview of the sub-discipline, tracing its development and key debates. It highlights the significance of urban research in understanding contemporary societal changes.