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The Relevance of African Traditional Medicine in Modern Medical Training and Practice
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Chapters in this book
- I-IV I
- General Editor's Preface V
- Foreword IX
- Introduction XVII
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SECTION ONE The Future as a New Dimension of Anthropology
- The Contribution of Anthropology to the Science of the Future 3
- Futuristics and the Imaging Capacity of the West 7
- Toward Human Futuristics 33
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SECTION TWO Anthropological Insights for Social Policy: Western View
- The Possible and the Desirable: Population and Environmental Problems 63
- The Prehistory of Homo sapiens: Touchstone for the Future 71
- Ecosystems and Economic Systems 101
- Futurism in Man: Humanism, Social Technology, and Survival 125
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SECTION THREE Anthropological Insights for Social Policy: Third World Views
- The Concept of Heterogeneity and Change Among the Mandenka 145
- Resistance to Early Western Education in Eastern Nigeria 163
- The Relevance of African Traditional Medicine in Modern Medical Training and Practice 179
- Managing the Ecosystem of World Nations 195
- Social Determinism and Social Change: An Analysis of Alternatives for the Future Development of Papua New Guinea 207
- Discussions: Chicago 229
- Discussions: Frascati 243
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SECTION FOUR Conceptualization of the Future in Various Cultures
- Past and Future Culture Change: A Quest for Variant Explanations 259
- Ideas Concerning Maya Concepts of the Future 273
- Traditional Greek Conceptions of the Future 283
- The Future in the Past: Toward a Utopian Syntax 293
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SECTION FIVE Anthropological Perspectives of Social Movements and Cultural Trends
- Fumbling Freely into the Future 315
- Familism and the Creation of Futures 363
- Cultural Heterogeneity in Social Systems: Its Policy Implications 379
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SECTION SIX Perception, Action, Research Paradigm, and Policy Design
- Toward Polyocular Anthropology 435
- Symbiotization of Cultural Heterogeneity: Scientific, Epistemological, and Aesthetic Bases 455
- Ways of Perceiving Oneself in Urban Planning Interaction 475
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SECTION SEVEN Education for the Future
- "The Anthropology of the Future" as an Academic Discipline 509
- Futurizing the Power Industry 529
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SECTION EIGHT Future Cultural Alternatives: Imaginative Use of Anthropology
- A Future History 561
- Univaria 593
- A Socialist Alternative for the Future 613
- The State of Anthropology Today: A Comment 629
- APPENDIX 633
- Biographical Notes 645
- Index of Names 653
- Index of Subjects 659
Chapters in this book
- I-IV I
- General Editor's Preface V
- Foreword IX
- Introduction XVII
-
SECTION ONE The Future as a New Dimension of Anthropology
- The Contribution of Anthropology to the Science of the Future 3
- Futuristics and the Imaging Capacity of the West 7
- Toward Human Futuristics 33
-
SECTION TWO Anthropological Insights for Social Policy: Western View
- The Possible and the Desirable: Population and Environmental Problems 63
- The Prehistory of Homo sapiens: Touchstone for the Future 71
- Ecosystems and Economic Systems 101
- Futurism in Man: Humanism, Social Technology, and Survival 125
-
SECTION THREE Anthropological Insights for Social Policy: Third World Views
- The Concept of Heterogeneity and Change Among the Mandenka 145
- Resistance to Early Western Education in Eastern Nigeria 163
- The Relevance of African Traditional Medicine in Modern Medical Training and Practice 179
- Managing the Ecosystem of World Nations 195
- Social Determinism and Social Change: An Analysis of Alternatives for the Future Development of Papua New Guinea 207
- Discussions: Chicago 229
- Discussions: Frascati 243
-
SECTION FOUR Conceptualization of the Future in Various Cultures
- Past and Future Culture Change: A Quest for Variant Explanations 259
- Ideas Concerning Maya Concepts of the Future 273
- Traditional Greek Conceptions of the Future 283
- The Future in the Past: Toward a Utopian Syntax 293
-
SECTION FIVE Anthropological Perspectives of Social Movements and Cultural Trends
- Fumbling Freely into the Future 315
- Familism and the Creation of Futures 363
- Cultural Heterogeneity in Social Systems: Its Policy Implications 379
-
SECTION SIX Perception, Action, Research Paradigm, and Policy Design
- Toward Polyocular Anthropology 435
- Symbiotization of Cultural Heterogeneity: Scientific, Epistemological, and Aesthetic Bases 455
- Ways of Perceiving Oneself in Urban Planning Interaction 475
-
SECTION SEVEN Education for the Future
- "The Anthropology of the Future" as an Academic Discipline 509
- Futurizing the Power Industry 529
-
SECTION EIGHT Future Cultural Alternatives: Imaginative Use of Anthropology
- A Future History 561
- Univaria 593
- A Socialist Alternative for the Future 613
- The State of Anthropology Today: A Comment 629
- APPENDIX 633
- Biographical Notes 645
- Index of Names 653
- Index of Subjects 659