ANT&206/Cultural Anthropology
What difference it would make to our understanding if we looked at the world as a whole, a totality, a system, instead of as a sum of self-contained societies and cultures; if we understood better how this totality developed over time; if we took seriously the admonition to think of human aggregates as "inextricably involved with other aggregates, near and far, in weblike, netlike, connections" (Eric Wolf 1982)
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Anthropology is only in the broadest way what the textbook and the instructor say it is. Intimately, it is what students make it mean to them. Kutsche, 1998.
