anthropology
নৃবিদ্যা
definition
noun
The future of applied anthropology cannot ignore the past, just as applied anthropology should not ignore anthropology as a wider field.
the study of humankind, in particular.
translation of 'anthropology'
নৃতত্ব
noun
নৃবিদ্যা,
নরবিজ্ঞান
example
Terrence Deacon works at the interface between neurobiology, developmental biology and biological 'anthropology' .
On the contrary, his assessment of the economic origins of human evolution relies heavily on literature, data and facts from 'anthropology' , biology and other natural sciences.
He then studied 'anthropology' at the universities of Sydney and London, where he completed a doctoral thesis on Aboriginal ritual and belief, and carried out fieldwork in the Kimberley and SA.
We're more worried about the gross abuses and gross exaggerations of these ideas which originated in philosophy of science but which have trickled down in vulgarised form to 'anthropology' and cultural studies.
So he studied 'anthropology' , inquisitive about human societies and their desires and needs.
Since the 1990s, ecological 'anthropology' has incorporated a political dimension into ecological analysis.
We suggest how current developments in linguistics can be profitably wedded to work in evolutionary biology, 'anthropology' , psychology, and neuroscience.
At universities and hospitals, researchers in psychology, 'anthropology' , and biology began to play fast and loose with science.
The methodological relationship between history and anthropology has been the subject of much soul searching in 'anthropology' .
He studied 'anthropology' at Oxford University on a Rhodes Scholarship.
There is the outline here of a large project to extend art history, relating it to visual studies, 'anthropology' , philosophy, archaeology, and linguistics.
He has no more training in fields relevant to evolution - biology, paleontology, 'anthropology' , geology, etc - than I or most other people do.
While she majored in dance in college, she also studied French, 'anthropology' , and biology.
The future of applied anthropology cannot ignore the past, just as applied anthropology should not ignore 'anthropology' as a wider field.
The concept is borrowed from 'anthropology' though anthropologists disagree about what culture means.
This journal published articles and discourse pertaining to parapsychology, psychic phenomena, UFOs, astrology, and unorthodox zoology and 'anthropology' .
Within ecological 'anthropology' there were also critiques of an overemphasis on bounded local analyses.
Ecological 'anthropology' has a long and distinguished history in Papua New Guinea.
She earned an M.A. in 'anthropology' at the University of California at Berkeley.
His expedition was less a holiday than an exercise in comparative 'anthropology' , since he wanted to examine the differences between American and Australian myths.
As noted above, Australian 'anthropology' incorporates a long tradition of research on Aboriginal societies and on societies in Southeast Asia and the Pacific.
Before proceeding, it is important to examine the theoretical developments in 'anthropology' on the politics of reproduction.
Ethnography is a research approach that developed in 'anthropology' to study cultural groups and that has more recently been used to study small-group culture.
The book is an important contribution to 'anthropology' and Australian Aboriginal Studies.
His warm understanding of the people and obvious affection for some of them makes his ethnography unusual at a time when much British 'anthropology' aspired to generalised scientific detachment.
It provides a solid underpinning of evolutionary biology for those who want to explore ecology, 'anthropology' and social evolution anywhere on earth.
For instance, there is 'anthropology' 's trademark practice of ethnography which entails both fieldwork and writing.
He is a little too fond of building huge abstract entities on the back of discoveries from 'anthropology' , zoology and neuroscience.
She said she was hoping to return to her final-year studies in 'anthropology' and information technology.
The categories and relations of evolutionist theory in 'anthropology' expressed deeply held values.
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