https://www.reddit.com/r/AskAnthropology/comments/1h3jz5u/anthropology_basics/
created by Documatics on 30/11/2024 at 19:16 UTC
7 upvotes, 1 top-level comments (showing 1)
Hello!!
I don’t post on reddit often so sorry if i seem a bit clueless/in the wrong place 🙂
I am applying for a degree which contains a cultural/social anthropological element to it.
However, while I find what I have researched fascinating my knowledge of anthropology is limited and I am a complete novice in this field.
I was wondering if you helpful and wonderful people could summarise for me some basic but core concepts/terms/people in cultural anthropology so I can build a bit of an understanding of the field? Even just some pointers to helpful resources would be much appreciated!
Many Thanks!
Comment by psdzar at 30/11/2024 at 19:58 UTC
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I remember when I just entered my masters, my professor suggested this book to us as a novice to Anthropology. Book -'The Art of Being Human' by Michael Wesch. Michael Wesch is a great educator, he has written this book in very lucid language and explained things in a very comprehensive manner. Do give it a try, it'll help. Any further help, never hesitate to DM. Good Luck in advance. Here is the link for the book: https://anth101.com/book/[1]