Material Detail

1. The Development of Anthropological Ideas Laura Nader, University of California, Berkeley

2. The Culture Concept Emily Cowall, McMaster University Priscilla Medeiros, McMaster University

3. Doing Fieldwork: Methods in Cultural Anthropology Katie Nelson, Inver Hills Community College

4. Language Linda Light, California State University, Long Beach

5. Subsistence Isaac Shearn, Community College of Baltimore County

6. Economics Sarah Lyon, University of Kentucky

7. Political Anthropology: A Cross-Cultural Comparison Paul McDowell, Santa Barbara City College

8. Family and Marriage Mary Kay Gilliland, Central Arizona College

9. Race and Ethnicity Justin Garcia, Millersville University

10. Gender and Sexuality Carol Mukhopadhyay, San Jose State University Tami Blumenfield, Furman University Susan Harper, University of Texas, Arlington Abby Gondek, Florida International University

11. Religion Sashur Henninger-Rener, University of Laverne

12. Globalization Lauren Miller Griffith, Texas Tech University Jonathan S. Marion, University of Arkansas

13. Culture and Sustainability Christian Palmer, Windward Community College

14. Performance Lauren Miller Griffith, Texas Tech University Jonathan S. Marion, University of Arkansas

15. Health and Medicine Sashur Henninger-Rener, University of Laverne

16. Seeing Like an Anthropologist: Anthropology in Practice Logan Cochrane, University of British Columbia

17. Media Anthropology: Meaning, Embodiment, Infrastructure, and Activism Bryce Peake, University of Maryland, Baltimore County

18. Public Anthropology Robert Borofsky, Hawaii Pacific University and Center for a Public Anthropology

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

Anthropology in Our Moment: Interview with Philippe Bourgois Robert Borofsky, Hawaii Pacific University and Center for a Public Anthropology

Can Anthropology Save the World? Nancy Scheper Hughes, University of California, Berkeley

Envisioning a More Public Anthropology: Interview with Fredrik Barth Robert Borofsky, Hawaii Pacific University and Center for a Public Anthropology

Interview with Carolyn Nordstrom Robert Borofsky, Hawaii Pacific University and Center for a Public Anthropology