New in paperback, this Companion provides a unique survey of contemporary thinking in biological, social and cultural anthropology. A prestigious editor leads an international team of acknowledged experts in each field.
New in paperback, this Companion provides a unique survey of contemporary thinking in biological, social and cultural anthropology. A prestigious editor leads an international team of acknowledged experts in each field.
Tim Ingold University of Manchester UK; Phillip V. Tobias University of the Witwatersrand Medical School South Africa; Clive Gamble University of Southampton UK; Philip Lieberman Brown University USA; David Premack University of Pennsylvania USA; Thomas Wynn University of Colorado at Colorado Springs USA; Roy Ellen University of Kent UK; Igor de Garine France; Mark N. Cohen State University of New York College USA; Stephen Kunitz University of Rochester Medical Center USA; John Olding-Smee Brunel University UK; Mary L. Foster University of California Berkley USA; Daniel Miller University College London UK; Francois Sigaut Centre de Recherches Historiques France; Brent Berlin University of California USA; Amos Rapoport University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee USA; Barbara E. Adams University of Wales UK.; Brian V. Street University of Sussex UK; Niko Besnier Yale University USA; Gilbert Lewis University of Cambridge UK; James F. Weiner Australian National University Australia; Richard B. Schechner New York University USA; Howard Morphy University of Oxford UK; Anthony D. Smith London School of Economics UK; Robin Dunbar University College London UK; Alan Barnard University of Edinburgh UK; Fitz John Porter Poole University of California San Diego USA; J. de Bernadi Henrietta L. Moore University of Cambridge UK; Sutti Ortiz Boston University USA; Chris Gregory Australian National University Australia; Simon Roberts London School of Economics UK; Robert A. Rubinstien Northwestern University USA; Timothy Earle University of California USA; Andre Beteille University of Delhi India; Peter Worsley .
Tim Ingold University of Manchester UK; Phillip V. Tobias University of the Witwatersrand Medical School South Africa; Clive Gamble University of Southampton UK; Philip Lieberman Brown University USA; David Premack University of Pennsylvania USA; Thomas Wynn University of Colorado at Colorado Springs USA; Roy Ellen University of Kent UK; Igor de Garine France; Mark N. Cohen State University of New York College USA; Stephen Kunitz University of Rochester Medical Center USA; John Olding-Smee Brunel University UK; Mary L. Foster University of California Berkley USA; Daniel Miller University College London UK; Francois Sigaut Centre de Recherches Historiques France; Brent Berlin University of California USA; Amos Rapoport University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee USA; Barbara E. Adams University of Wales UK.; Brian V. Street University of Sussex UK; Niko Besnier Yale University USA; Gilbert Lewis University of Cambridge UK; James F. Weiner Australian National University Australia; Richard B. Schechner New York University USA; Howard Morphy University of Oxford UK; Anthony D. Smith London School of Economics UK; Robin Dunbar University College London UK; Alan Barnard University of Edinburgh UK; Fitz John Porter Poole University of California San Diego USA; J. de Bernadi Henrietta L. Moore University of Cambridge UK; Sutti Ortiz Boston University USA; Chris Gregory Australian National University Australia; Simon Roberts London School of Economics UK; Robert A. Rubinstien Northwestern University USA; Timothy Earle University of California USA; Andre Beteille University of Delhi India; Peter Worsley .
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