Common terms and phrases: aboriginal accepted Age of Exploration American historical approach ancient ancient Greece anthropological problems Arab social became belief Benedict biological Blumenbach Boas Boasian civilization Classical Antiquity comparative method complexes conception contemporary cultures contemporary primitive contemporary savages cultural evolutionism cultural evolutionists cultural relativism cultural variation custom Darwin degeneration degenerationism diffusion diffusionist schools discovery doctrine eighteenth century emphasis Enlightenment ethnographic Europe eventually evolution of culture explain fact fossils function functionalists growth history of anthropology Hodgen Homo erectus human diversity human variation important Indians Iroquois Kulturkreise Kulturkreislehre Lafitau large number Linnaeus man's origin Middle Ages missionaries modern monogenists native natural selection naturalists Neanderthal nineteenth century noble savage organic plants and animals polygenism polygenists primitive beginnings progressive cultural evolution races racial interpretation Radcliffe-Brown reconstruct remains Renaissance result savagery savages and barbarians scholars scientific racism sequence significant similar social species stages survive systematic theory tion tradition Tylor uniformitarianism universal Western

Authors:
  • Gerald Broce


Binding: Loose Leaf

Label: Burgess Pub. Co

Manufacturer: Burgess Pub. Co

Publication Date: 1973

Publisher: Burgess Pub. Co

Studio: Burgess Pub. Co