Culture and Diversity in the United States: So Many Ways to Be American (Anthropology of Now)
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Culture and Diversity in the United States: So Many Ways to Be American (Anthropology of Now)

by Jack David Eller

Sociology Cultural Studies Anthropology
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Culture and Diversity in the United States examines the many ways people understand and experience American identity. Using an anthropological perspective, it explores cultural difference and diversity as defining features of American society, offering readers a broad introduction to contemporary culture and the varied meanings of being American.

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Culture and Diversity in the United States explores the varied ways people understand and experience American identity.

Drawing on anthropology, the book considers cultural difference and diversity as central features of life in the United States.

Its focus is broad and contemporary, making it suitable for readers seeking context on American society and culture.

The book offers an introduction to the idea that there are many ways to be American.

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