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Welcome to the Anthropology 4U blog, “A Beginner’s Guide to Anthropology!” In these posts, I write about the four fields of Anthropology for a general audience. And, I try to make the content easy to understand. So if you don’t know anything about Anthropology and you want to learn, keep reading! You can view the posts by category using the options below, and you can also view posts by tag. I hope you enjoy reading my posts and they teach you a lot about Anthropology. If you have comments or suggestions for future posts, please contact me. I’d love to hear from you! Hope you have a great day!
Are you bored with staying at home due to COVID? Are you interested in learning more about Cultural Anthropology? Check out this blog post for information on some FREE online courses related to Cultural Anthropology. And if you missed them
In today’s post, I’ll be sharing some memes and cartoons related to Cultural Anthropology. In previous posts, I shared some memes and cartoons related to Archaeology, Physical Anthropology, and Linguistic Anthropology, so check those posts out if you haven’t seen
In a previous blog post, I talked about how space can be divided by gender. In this post, I’d like to talk a little about gendered products, which is when products are divided by gender. Gendered Products Take a look
Have you ever wanted to watch Anthropology-related videos, but doing a quick search doesn’t bring up the results you are looking for? Or maybe you don’t have the time to sort through thousands and thousands of results to find a
In a previous blog post, I talked about the different ways other cultures view marriage. In another post, I talked about the functions of marriage. In this post, I’d like to talk about what happens after marriage, specifically where a
In the last post, I talked about marriage, and how marriage differs around the world. Now, I’d like to talk about the functions of marriage, meaning what the purpose of marriage is and what it does for society. Since marriage
In a previous blog post, I mentioned that one of the many topics that Cultural Anthropology studies is marriage. Marriage seems simple because two people get married and that’s it, right? Wrong! Different cultures handle marriage in different ways. So,
Since this week is Thanksgiving, I’d like to talk a little about culture and food, and specifically something called food taboos. There is a ton of edible material on this planet, and each culture decides which things are considered “food”
In a previous post, I talked about culture. I’d like to expand on that post here, and go into more detail on the characteristics of culture. There are many definitions of culture, but the most famous one is from E.
In a previous post, I explained that culture is how people think and behave. But, does every person in a certain culture act the exact same way? Well, consider yourself. You are part of at least one culture. Do you
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