Engaging Anthropological Theory: A Social and Political History
by Mark Moberg
Mark Moberg presents an engaging introduction to anthropological theory by placing it within social and political history. Designed for readers interested in how anthropological ideas emerge, change, and influence the discipline, this book provides a historically grounded perspective on the development of anthropology.
About This Book
Engaging Anthropological Theory introduces readers to anthropological theory through its social and political history.
The book focuses on how theoretical ideas develop within broader historical contexts.
Its approach is suited to readers seeking an accessible way to engage with anthropology and the debates that have influenced the field.
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