Series Editor: H. Russell Bernard
University of Florida
Key Questions in Anthropology
can best be described as small books on large topics. Each of the
distinguished authors is asked to summarize one of the key debates in
the field, briefly, comprehensively, and in a style accessible to
college undergraduates. Anthropology’s enduring questions and perennial
debates are addressed here in a fashion that is both authoritative and
conducive to fostering class debate, research, and writing. Proposals
for books in the series should be addressed to ufruss@ufl.edu
Series Editor H. Russell Bernard is a well-known anthropologist at the University of Florida. His editorial credits include two stints at the helm of American Anthropologist, editorship of the journals Human Organization, Cultural Anthropology Methods, and Field Methods,
and of the series Frontiers of Anthropology. Bernard is author of the
leading textbook on field methods and has been a much published author
in cultural, applied, and linguistic anthropology. He is recipient of
the prestigious AAA Franz Boas Award.
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