This book includes some essays that were earlier published with the title Studies in Applied Anthropology. The substitution of the phrase 'social change' for the label by which my teaching post at the London School of Economics was described is no accident, but rather an admission. Anyone who claims to apply a theoretical discipline is offering to do something with it. All I have ever been able to do is trace out the changes that European technical know-ledge, particularly under colonial rule, has brought to the societies which at different times have been called primitive, backward, underdeveloped, developing, and are at the moment officially, it seems, known as less developed
This paper argues that the increasing use of “colonial” terminology to describe the situation of the...
the birth of the discipline in the nineteenth century to the present day. Over three hundred of the ...
[Extract] Since Westermarck, times have changed dramatically with regard to anthropology as a distin...
Katy Gardner and David Lewis build off of their earlier edition of this book in a clear and accessib...
The roots of anthropology, as the scientific examination of the human condition, are truly ancient, ...
This dissertation charts the ways in which the non-West came to be thought of as part of the modern ...
This paper raises issues of change in both highland Morocco and within the practice of Anthropology ...
This paper considers the challenges that faced the discipline at a time when the European Associatio...
In this volume a number of distinguished social scientists representing the disciplines of anthropol...
This book is designed for cultural anthropology courses that focus on world problems and cultural ec...
The paper offers a powerful deconstruction of the idea of the crisis of anthropology, linking it wit...
Society and culture can no longer be viewed as they have been in the past. Fundamental changes in gr...
As an anthropologist of religion and ritual I am conscious of a duty to follow custom, and it is the...
From text: Anyone interested in anthropology and the international development aid sector will benef...
Society is not a static it’s a dynamic. Change is the law of nature. What is today shall be differen...
This paper argues that the increasing use of “colonial” terminology to describe the situation of the...
the birth of the discipline in the nineteenth century to the present day. Over three hundred of the ...
[Extract] Since Westermarck, times have changed dramatically with regard to anthropology as a distin...
Katy Gardner and David Lewis build off of their earlier edition of this book in a clear and accessib...
The roots of anthropology, as the scientific examination of the human condition, are truly ancient, ...
This dissertation charts the ways in which the non-West came to be thought of as part of the modern ...
This paper raises issues of change in both highland Morocco and within the practice of Anthropology ...
This paper considers the challenges that faced the discipline at a time when the European Associatio...
In this volume a number of distinguished social scientists representing the disciplines of anthropol...
This book is designed for cultural anthropology courses that focus on world problems and cultural ec...
The paper offers a powerful deconstruction of the idea of the crisis of anthropology, linking it wit...
Society and culture can no longer be viewed as they have been in the past. Fundamental changes in gr...
As an anthropologist of religion and ritual I am conscious of a duty to follow custom, and it is the...
From text: Anyone interested in anthropology and the international development aid sector will benef...
Society is not a static it’s a dynamic. Change is the law of nature. What is today shall be differen...
This paper argues that the increasing use of “colonial” terminology to describe the situation of the...
the birth of the discipline in the nineteenth century to the present day. Over three hundred of the ...
[Extract] Since Westermarck, times have changed dramatically with regard to anthropology as a distin...