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• Cultural anthropology studies the past to present human activities.
• Ethnology is a comparative and analytical study of culture past to present.
• Economic anthropology involves trading and economic production, and studies changes in the way we live.
• Independent learning and independent reading should be made a habit as they are very important.
• You cannot give what you don’t have, so always read to learn and share to others.
• Political anthropology studies rules, leaders, and barangay captains.
• Linguistic anthropology focuses on the study of language, communication, and language variation within different cultural contexts, exploring the relationship between language and culture.
• Anthropology of kinship studies religion, beliefs, or principles.
• Medical anthropology studies health, including the part involved in cultural practices and illness.
• Linguistic anthropology studies language, tracing back language family.
• Subfields of anthropology under Physical Anthropology include the study of human past using materials remain, portable remain called artifacts, tools, clothing, and decoration, and non portable remains called features, such as pyramids and post holes.
• Biological anthropology under Physical Anthropology studies evolutions of humans, their variability and adaptations, and environments and stresses.
• Socio-cultural anthropology under Cultural Anthropology studies society and culture.
• Applied or practicing anthropology involves solving real world problems by using anthropological method and ideas, often working in local communities related to health, education, and environment.
• Anthropology is a scientific study of the origin and development of human species and culture, exploring what makes us human, and everything from cultural, social, environmental, and biological perspectives.
• The Greek word ANTHROPOS means man or person and LOGOS reasoning or thinking .
• Anthropology is a branch of science that studies human beings, the origin and evolutions of mankind and civilization.
• Anthropologists of kinship are interested in the ways in which kinship structures shape people's lives, including marriage patterns, inheritance practices, and social status.
• Political anthropology investigates power dynamics, governance structures, and political systems within societies, analyzing processes such as decision-making, leadership, and conflict resolution.
• Linguistic anthropology involves the study of language and culture.
• Forensic anthropology involves skeletal analysis for solving criminal cases.
• Ethnologists typically conduct fieldwork in a particular culture.
• Anthropology of kinship studies the social relations that exist between people related to each other.
• Ethnology is a branch of anthropology that focuses on the study of individual cultures.
• Paleoanthropology involves the study of human evolution, archaeology, behavior, how they live, survival and interactions.
• Molecular anthropology involves DNA, genetics, evolution, populations.
• Human biology encompasses anything related to human life past to present.
• Primatology is the study of primates and their way of living.
• Physical anthropology studies human biology both past and present times.
• Social cultural anthropology encompasses several branches that specialize in different areas of study.
• Bioarchaeology involves the study of human remains and cultural remains based on archaeological context.
• Economic anthropology examines how societies produce, distribute, and consume resources, exploring the economic systems, trade networks and livelihood strategies of different cultures.
• Medical anthropology explores the intersection of health, illness, and culture, examining beliefs, practices, and systems of healing within different societies.
• The anthropology of religion explores religious beliefs, rituals, and practices across cultures, examining their roles in social cohesion, identity formation, and worldview.
• - the third step is to analyze the data gathered from the investigation
• - the second step is to gather information about the problem