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| Part Three. Adapting to Our WorldsChapter 9. Food: Getting It, Growing It, Eating It, and Passing It Around Food and Human Evolution Food-Collecting Societies Food-Producing Societies Which Subsistence Pattern Works Best? Some Basic Economics Contemporary Issues: Is There a World Population Crisis That is Putting Pressure on Food and Other Resources?Chapter 10. Nature of the Group: Arranging Our Families and Organizing Our Societies Primate Societies Marriage and Family Kinship Kinship Terminology Organization Above the Family Level Contemporary Issues: Why Don't Bilateral Societies Have Equality Between the Sexes?Chapter 11. Material Culture: The Things We Make and the Things We Leave Behind Archaeology: Recovering and Interpreting the Cultural Past Some Prehistoric High Points Contemporary Issues: Who Owns Archaeological Sites and Their Contents?Chapter 12. Communication: Sharing What We Need to Know Language Language and Evolution Apes and Language Language and Culture Contemporary Issues: Are Written Languages More Advanced Then Unwritten Ones?Chapter 13. Maintenance of Order: Making the World View Real Religion Variation in Religious Systems Religion and Culture Law Contemporary Issues: How Can We Account for the Recent Interest in Witchcraft?Chapter 14. Cultural Change: Theories and Processes The Processes of Cultural Change Applying Anthropology Theories of Cultural Evolution Contemporary Issues: Can Anthropology Be Both Scientific and Humanistic? Chapter 15. The Evolution of Our Behaviors: Pigs, Wars, Killer Proteins, and Sorcerers of their Flesh Ye Shall Not Eat Peaceful Warriors and Cannibal Farmers Biology and Culture in Interaction Contemporary Issues: Are Humans Naturally Violent?Chapter 16. Problems and Contributions Change in the Modern World Applying Anthropology The State of the Species Contemporary Issues: What Kind of Careers are there in Anthropology? |