The Contribution of Cultural Anthropology to Scholarship

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. I-XII I
2. Introduction 1
3. PART ONE: The Concept of Culture
4. An Analysis of the Concept of Culture 9
5. The Concept of Culture: A New Presentation 75
6. The Meaning of "Sociocultural" 89
7. The Concept of Culture in the System of Modern Sciences 103
8. A Unified Theory of Society-Field Aspect 119
9. PART TWO: The Dynamics of Culture
10. Anthropological Criteria for a Notion of Progress 143
11. The Segregative and Integrative Functions of Culture 167
12. Ecosystem Analogies in Cultural Ecology 177
13. Energy and Culture 209
14. Anthropology and "Energology" 239
15. PART THREE: The Epistemology of Culture
16. Meaning in Culture 247
17. Do Anthropologists Explain? 263
18. The Contribution of Cultural Anthropology to Scholarship 283
19. Economic Anthropology and Developmental Theories 287
20. Genetic Epistemology, Marxism, and Anthropology 295
21. PART FOUR: The Systematic Study of Culture
22. Study of Mans Horizon-Creation: A Perspective for Cultural Anthropology 315
23. The Object of Ethnology 331
24. The Concept of Integral Anthropology 341
25. Integration Processes in Complex Societies 345
26. Panculture: A Hominization-Derived Processual Taxonomy from Murdock's Universal Basics 419
27. Interrelationships of Individual, Cultural, and Pan-Human Values 475
28. Anthropologists and Their Terminologies 503
29. PART FIVE: Cultural Differentiations
30. Toward a Theory of American Culture 523
31. On the Scientific Content of the "National Character" Concept 547
32. Rethinking Ηοpi Social Organization 555
33. Religio-Anthropological Depth Research 569
34. Human Coexistence and Culture 589
35. Biographical Notes 599
36. Index of Names 607
37. Index of Subjects 615