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Basic concepts of social cultural anthropology
1. Basic Concepts Of Social-Cultural
Anthropology
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2. Main Branch Of Anthropology
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Modern Anthropology
1.Social-Cultural
Anthropology
2.Biological Anthropology
3.Archaeological Anthropology
4.Linguistic Anthropology
3. Social-Cultural Anthropology
• Evans-Prichard (1902-78) Define social
anthropology
• Social anthropology is sub-field of cultural
anthropology.
• Social anthropology term is popular in Great
Britain.
• In United State Of America term used Cultural
Anthropology.
• In 19th century neither term social anthropology ,
nor the term cultural anthropology was popular
instead the term ethnology was use.
4. • Ethnology is the study of living peoples and their
cultures. Ethnology attempts to point out how
cultures develop and change.
• Social-Cultural Anthropology seek to understand
the relations and patterns of life among the
differents types of people as revealed through
their established institutions and groups such as
kinship,marriage,family,religious
economic,political behaviour,art forms music.
Etc. the facts os such study are collect though
face-to-face investigation.Most of these studies
are conducted in small-scale and relatively
osolated societies, called primitive societies.
5. • In reality ,the concept of socirty and culture
are keenly related.A culture can not be
understand without the reference of human
society and simiarly remains understanding
regarding a society remains incomplete
without the considertion of its culture.
• Relationship between these two is like that of
a body and mine.
• The term social-culture anthropology is
justified ,instead of the trem social
anthropology or Cultural anthropology.
6. Sub-Field of social and cultural
anthropology
• ECONOMIC ANTHROPOLOGY
• POILITICAL ANTHROPOLOGY
• ANTHROPOLOGY OF RELIGION
• ANTHROPOLOGY OF EDUCATION
• PSYCHOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY
• RURAL AND URBAN ANTHOPOLOGY
• INDUSTRIAL ANTHROPOLOGY
• MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGY
• ECOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY
• COGNITIVE ANTHROPOLOGY
• INTERPRETIVE ANTHROPOLOGY
• VISUAL ANTHROPOLOGY