Anthropology: A Beginner's Guide By Joy Hendry And Friend

In this illuminating journey of humankind, Joy Hendry and Simon Underdown reveal the origins from our varieties and the fabric of human culture with anthropological discipline. Through case studies and surprising discoveries, they fail to understand our human behaviors and beliefs, including the use of magic to justify bad luck and expose old ideas about "race" based on the latest genetic research. They even share what the bathroom tells us about our concept of the body and ourselves.

From our evolutionary ancestors, through our transit rituals, to our responses to globalization, Hendry & Andron presents the first step necessary to understand the world as an anthropologist, with all its diversity and common denominators.

About the author (2012)

Joey Hendry is Amrita Professor of Social Anthropology at Oxford Brooks University in the United Kingdom and is the author of the university-level book Sharing Our Worlds, now in its second edition.

Simon Under Down is a tenured professor of biological anthropology at Oxford Brooks, where his research explores human evolution and disease.

Bibliographic information 

Title Anthrороlоgу: A Bеgіnnеr'ѕ Guіdе
Bеgіnnеr'ѕ Guіdеѕ
Authоrѕ: Jоу Hеndrу, Sіmоn Undеrdоwn
Edіtіоn: rерrіnt
Publіѕhеr: Onеwоrld Publісаtіоnѕ, 2012
ISBN: 1780741170, 9781780741178
Lеngth: 224 pages
Subjесtѕ: Social Sсіеnсе › Anthropology › Gеnеrаl

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https://books.google.com/books?id=k6QjGPzJin4C&dq=anthropology&source=gbs_navlinks_s