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Interpretations of Culture in the New MillenniumSeries Editor: Norman E. Whitten, Jr. Ethnography is fundamental to cultural anthropology, and social/cultural anthropology courses are normally the most heavily enrolled classes within any anthropology program. There is not, however, an abundance of original texts available and appropriate for student use. This series is dedicated to reasonably short, readable ethnographic texts. The editors seek authors with extensive knowledge and ethnographic experience in particular cultural areas. Each book focuses on the way of life of contemporary people, is theoretically informed, and based upon extensive field research. See our featured title flyer here. |
Author: Krista E. Van VleetPub Date: November 2019 The politics of morality and the quest to live a good life learn more... |
Author: Stephanie R. BjorkPub Date: May 2017 The clash of clan with the contemporary world learn more... |
Author: Rosa De JorioPub Date: August 2016 The uses and misuses of heritage in Mali's neoliberal and democratic experiment learn more... |
Author: Mwenda NtarangwiPub Date: May 2016 The bass meets the beatified in Kenya's dynamic youth culture learn more... |
Author: Derek ParduePub Date: December 2015 How Cape Verdean rappers complicate ideas of Europeanness in contemporary Portugal learn more... |
Author: Ka-ming WuPub Date: November 2015 An eye-opening study of an evolving culture and society within contemporary China learn more... |
Author: Emily MargarettenPub Date: October 2015 Yearning for domesticity on the margins of South African society learn more... |
Author: Maria TapiasPub Date: June 2015 How drastic economic reform ravaged women's quality of life learn more... |
Author: Casey HighPub Date: April 2015 Ancient ways and modern life among the Waorani of Ecuador learn more... |
Author: S. Ashley KistlerPub Date: May 2014 A study of resilient Q'eqchi'-Maya vendors using capitalism to preserve their traditional cultural identities learn more... |
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