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Psychiatric Anthropology: A Historical Perspective

Psychiatry, 1976
(1976). Psychiatric Anthropology: A Historical Perspective. Psychiatry: Vol. 39, No. 2, pp. 130-141.
G, Dubreuil, E D, Wittkower
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Winds from the North: Tewa Origins and Historical Anthropology

, 2012
The abandonment of Mesa Verde and the formation of the Rio Grande Pueblos represent two classic events in North American prehistory. Yet, despite a century of research, no consensus has been reached on precisely how, or even if, these two events were ...
S. Ortman
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Siaya: The Historical Anthropology of an African Landscape

Journal of Religion in Africa, 1990
David Brokensha   +2 more
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Anthropology and Historicity

History and Theory, 1993
This article tries to assess the component of French anthropology influenced by the Marxist paradigm, while also showing the links of Marxism to functionalism. With the collapse of the Marxist problematic one must establish a new anthropology that gives greater attention to history in "primitive" societies.
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Ethical futures in biological anthropology: Research, teaching, community engagement, and curation involving deceased individuals.

American Journal of Biological Anthropology
Although ethical reforms in biological anthropology have gained ground in recent years, there is still a scarcity of ethical standards for work involving historical documented collections (HDCs) at US museums and universities.
Carlina de la Cova   +6 more
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Historical archaeology as anthropology

Historical Archaeology, 1988
The title of this paper is not meant as the trumpet fanfare for a new debate over whether historical archaeology should be history or anthropology. Its purpose is to suggest that historical archaeology can be more than a social history that relies upon material culture as one of its primary sources of data.
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History and Historical Anthropology

Diogenes, 1990
“A foreign culture is not revealed in its entirety and its depth except by its view of another culture […] A meaning is revealed in its depth for having encountered and come into contact with another meaning, a foreign meaning: between ...
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Historical Anthropology of the Family

The American Historical Review, 1988
[Susan Greenhalgh]   +3 more
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