Readings in Anthropology Second Edition Volume 1 Physical Anthropology, Linguistics, and Archeology [Paperback] Alfred Louis Kroeber; William C. Sturtevant; Leslie A. White and Morton H. Fried

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Edited by the renowned Alfred Louis Kroeber, this second edition of “Readings in Anthropology Volume 1” is a seminal compilation of influential writings on physical anthropology, linguistics, and archaeology. With its well-worn cover and underlined passages, this copy bears witness to the intellectual engagement of its previous owner, offering a tangible connection to the rich history of anthropological thought and the enduring relevance of these foundational works in shaping our understanding of human origins, diversity, and cultural practices.

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Cover has wear. Cover has creases. Cover has small stains. Some pages are have underlining. Binding is secure.

This second edition of “Readings in Anthropology Volume 1” is a seminal work edited by the renowned anthropologist Alfred Louis Kroeber, a pioneer in the field of cultural anthropology and a key figure in the development of the discipline in the United States. Published in the mid-20th century, this volume brings together a comprehensive collection of influential writings on physical anthropology, linguistics, and archaeology, offering a glimpse into the foundational theories and methodologies that shaped these fields.

Kroeber’s meticulous curation of these readings reflects his commitment to interdisciplinary approaches and his belief in the interconnectedness of various branches of anthropology. This copy, with its well-worn cover and underlined passages, bears witness to the intellectual journey of its previous owner, a scholar or student who engaged deeply with these texts, leaving their marks and annotations as they grappled with the complexities of human evolution, language, and material culture.

For collectors and enthusiasts of anthropological literature, this volume holds a special significance as a testament to the intellectual ferment of the mid-20th century, when groundbreaking discoveries and paradigm shifts were reshaping our understanding of human origins, diversity, and cultural practices. Despite its well-loved condition, this copy offers a tangible connection to the rich history of anthropological thought and the enduring relevance of these foundational works.

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