anthropologically

anthropology | American Dictionary

anthropology
noun[ U ]
us/ˌæn·θrəˈpɑl·ə·dʒi/
the study of the human race, its culture and society, and its physical development

anthropological

adjectiveus/ˌæn·θrə·pəˈlɑdʒ·ɪ·kəl/

Examples of anthropology

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At least three aspects of philosophical anthropology have been of chief interest to philosophers of religion.
Indigenous political resistance teaches us how to rethink politics for the twenty-first century, and social anthropology has a role to play in this project.
Because of its relationship to the debate construed as the central debate for linguistic anthropology, their work is also construed as crucially theoretical.
This chapter was a boon to my students in an advanced course in linguistic anthropology.
We surveyed 16 textbooks in sociolinguistics and linguistic anthropology that were published, or published in new editions, in the 1990s.
Before proponents of the so-called literary turn in anthropology achieved dominance in the field, the anthropological monograph was an easily identified artefact.
In its attention to these issues, this volume makes a valuable contribution to linguistic anthropology, education, and linguistics.
It also draws on an extensive literature on space, spanning linguistics, psychology, cognitive studies, and, to a considerably lesser extent, philosophy and anthropology.
This exploration is now almost 30 years old and began shortly after the move of historical archaeology from history into anthropology.
Unlike anthropology, history, and literary criticism, sociology is not understood as a discipline in which feminism has led to a significant reconceptualization of existing frameworks.
Virtually all schools of anthropology entail an acceptance of at least a weak form of descriptive relativism.
The contributors come from varied backgrounds: economics, anthropology, ecology, political science and forestry.
Elaboration of this link has been one of the most compelling achievements at the interface of anthropology, economics, and nutrition science.
It is inherent in the musical experience, as a sizeable literature not just in aesthetics, but in psychology and anthropology, attests.
The point made in this paper is that "cognitive" approaches to such notions as relevance and representation can be extremely useful to anthropology.
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Collocations withanthropology

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forensic anthropology
Foregrounding the personal and embodied aspects of excavation and reburial resituates the work of forensicanthropology as part of that creation of the dead.
linguistic anthropology
Because of its relationship to the debate construed as the central debate for linguistic anthropology, their work is also construed as crucially theoretical.
medical anthropology
The contributions of psychology, medical research, medicalanthropology, the social sciences, theology, and of course ageing studies, are all well covered.
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