Anthropology

• what is the greek word for man in the word anthropology

  anthropos
• what is the meaning of "logos" in the word anthropology

  study, science of
• what is the meaning of "anthropos" in the word anthropology?

  man
• what is the greek word in anthropology meaning "study or science of"

  logos
• this is the study of human kind, societies qnd its cultures

  anthropology
• the studies of this branch can be derived from the past, present, or future, analyzing its differences and similarities

  anthropology
• enumerate the five fields of anthropology

  archaeology, cultural anthropology, linguistic anthropology, biological anthropology, applied anthropology
• this branch studies the activity of man by analyzing its culture through remains and is a part of both humanities and social approach

  archaeology
• this branch recovers and records the artifacts and architectures, landscapes, and material cultures

  archaeology
• this branch studies the variety of human cultures, its beliefs abd cultural habits

  cultural anthropology
• this branch studies the civilizations, ethics, laws, and moral customs of a culture

  cultural anthropology
• this branch is a part of hermeneutics

  linguistic anthropology
• this branch deals woth lost languages, structures, of languages, and their uses

  linguistic anthropology
• this branch studies the influences of language to social endeavours and idealogies

  linguistic anthropology
• this branch studies and organizes cultural beliefs and COMMUNICATION

  linguistic anthropology
• this branch is also known as physical anthropology

  biological anthropology
• this branch studies the biological aspects of human beings

  biological anthropology
• this branch expresses the idea that human beings evolved from primates

  biological anthropology
• this branch deals with the application of anthropological methods in problem solving

  applied anthropology
• this branch analyzes occuring problems through past evidences or events

  applied anthropology
• Father of Anthropology


  Franz Boas
• wider discipline which includes written, verbal, and non-verbal communications

  hermeneutics