Brettell explores the cross-disciplinary exchanges, both past and present, which have engaged cultural anthropologists—and invites readers to continue the conversations.
Brettell explores the cross-disciplinary exchanges, both past and present, which have engaged cultural anthropologists—and invites readers to continue the conversations.
Introduction: Anthropological Conversations across Disciplines 1-The Presence of the Past in Culture: Anthropology and History Fieldwork in the Archives: Tackling the Methodology of History The Presence of the Past: Anthropological History The Presence of the Past: The Anthropology of History Conclusion: The Presence of the Past: An Engaged Historical Anthropology 2-Space, Place, and Culture: Anthropology and Geography Anthropology and Geography: Early Conversations The Anthropology of Space and Place Gendered Space and Feminist Geography The New Anthropology of Landscape and the Environment Conclusion: From the Etics of Region to the Emics of Space and Place 3-Writing Culture: Anthropology and Literature Ethnography as Genre: Experimenting with Forms of Writing The Literary Observer: Novelists with an Anthropological Eye Conclusion: The Craft of Writing Anthropology 4-The Science in Culture: Anthropology and Biology Biology and Culture in the Twentieth Century: From Boas to Sociobiology to Bioculturalism New Directions in the Integration of Biology and Culture Conclusion 5-The Individual and Culture: Anthropology and Psychology Anthropology, Psychoanalysis, and Neo-Freudianism: Seeds of Interaction, Seeds of Cross-Disciplinarity Stress, Trauma, and Meaning-Centered Psychology Anthropology Conclusion: A Cross-Cultural Psychology 6-Culture and Population: Anthropology and Demography Bridging the Divide: Methods, Concepts, and Epistemology The Problems Explored by Anthropological Demographers Conclusion: Toward Convergence and Cross-Disciplinarity? Notes References Index About the Author
Introduction: Anthropological Conversations across Disciplines 1-The Presence of the Past in Culture: Anthropology and History Fieldwork in the Archives: Tackling the Methodology of History The Presence of the Past: Anthropological History The Presence of the Past: The Anthropology of History Conclusion: The Presence of the Past: An Engaged Historical Anthropology 2-Space, Place, and Culture: Anthropology and Geography Anthropology and Geography: Early Conversations The Anthropology of Space and Place Gendered Space and Feminist Geography The New Anthropology of Landscape and the Environment Conclusion: From the Etics of Region to the Emics of Space and Place 3-Writing Culture: Anthropology and Literature Ethnography as Genre: Experimenting with Forms of Writing The Literary Observer: Novelists with an Anthropological Eye Conclusion: The Craft of Writing Anthropology 4-The Science in Culture: Anthropology and Biology Biology and Culture in the Twentieth Century: From Boas to Sociobiology to Bioculturalism New Directions in the Integration of Biology and Culture Conclusion 5-The Individual and Culture: Anthropology and Psychology Anthropology, Psychoanalysis, and Neo-Freudianism: Seeds of Interaction, Seeds of Cross-Disciplinarity Stress, Trauma, and Meaning-Centered Psychology Anthropology Conclusion: A Cross-Cultural Psychology 6-Culture and Population: Anthropology and Demography Bridging the Divide: Methods, Concepts, and Epistemology The Problems Explored by Anthropological Demographers Conclusion: Toward Convergence and Cross-Disciplinarity? Notes References Index About the Author
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