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anthropology /an·thro·pol·o·gy/ (an?thro-pol´o-je) the science that treats of human beings and their origins, historical and cultural development, and races.
Anthropology The study of the origins, biological characteristics, beliefs, and social customs of human beings. Mentioned in: Couvade Syndrome anthropology, n the science of human beings ranging from physical characteristics to cultural, social, and environmental aspects. anthropology, cultural, n the study of the interpersonal and community mores of a society or isolate. anthropology, physical, n the study of the physical attributes of a society or isolate. |
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In her introductory overview, Lawrence notes that "the Context Group assume [sic] that cultural anthropology based on studies of the Mediterranean region enables the interpreter to correlate at least in part values in that area, with ancient Mediterranean contexts and situations. Africa Art, archaeology, cultural anthropology, and history Africa-Museum, Tervuren, Belgium The study found no difference in the grades conservative and liberal students receive in sociology, cultural anthropology, and women's studies courses and even found that conservative students earn higher grades than their liberal classmates in business and economics courses (The Chronicle of Higher Education, March 30, 2006). |
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