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Comparative morphometric analysis of the clavicle in male and female human cadavers: Implications for forensic identification. [PDF]
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On Historical Anthropology: An Introduction
Senses and Society, 2016When we talk about anthropology, most people in the English-speaking world think of ethnology. In my view this reduces anthropology to only one of its paradigms. Today it no longer seems meaningful to limit anthropology or ethnology to the study of so-called primitive peoples, preindustrial and pre-state societies, tribal societies and simple societies.
Christoph Wulf
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Historical Anthropology in Eurasia “… and the Way Thither”
History and Anthropology, 2012This contribution reconsiders various notions and conceptions of historical anthropology as a tool to enhance our knowledge and understanding of social and cultural processes. Different ways of conducting historico-anthropological studies are explored in order to determine which perspectives may be applied to Eurasia.
Dittmar Schorkowitz
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Historical Anthropology? Comparative Anthropology?
Arion: A Journal of the Humanities and the Classics, 2009A XiSTORiCAL anthropology," as practiced in France, as seems natural, enters into a marriage of conven? ience with mentalit? (or "mentality") and "historical psy?
Marcel Detienne, Janet Lloyd
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History and Identity, 2022 Historians have traditionally considered codes of honor as creations of the old regime that did not prosper in modern indu strialized society, surviving , at best, as cultural anachroni ms in a vestigia l aristocracy. Anthropologists, on the other harid,
R. Nye
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After the 'Death of Man': From Philosophical Anthropology to Historical Anthropology
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2009The first part of the article (§§ 1-3) illustrates the critical relation the authors establish with the leading figures of philosophical anthropology in terms of their engagement with “world-openness” (Weltoffenheit). This notion cannot be reduced to the objectivity that confronts man as a spiritual being, as in Max Scheler, but rather makes it ...
Wulf, Christoph, Gebauer, Gunter
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Historical Anthropology of the Family
1986This historical anthropology of the family represents a new departure in family studies. Over the past ten years or so, the social scientific sociological analysis of the family has undergone a change, and has been obliged to reconsider its traditional view that industrialisation triggered a shift within society from the 'large family', which fulfilled
M. Segalen
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