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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!
In previous posts, I talked about how archaeological sites form, and what kinds of things you can find in archaeological sites. I have also talked about recording information from archaeological sites. In this post, I’d like to talk a little
Pragmatics Linguistic Anthropology is the study of language. And this includes a ton of different topics, such as the structure of language, the evolution of language, language and gender, language and social class, how people learn languages, how languages are
So, Linguistic Anthropologists study language. But how exactly do they do that? In this blog post, I will talk about how linguistic anthropologists study language. Now, there are entire courses about Linguistic Anthropology research methods, so this blog post cannot
As I mentioned in a previous post, Medical Anthropology is the anthropological study of health and illness. This subfield of anthropology consists of five basic approaches. Note: Some textbooks merge some of these approaches into just three, but I was
I’m excited to announce that I have become an instructor for Alison.com, a top online course platform with millions of students! I am currently in the process of placing my 5 current online courses on this platform. The first course
It’s back to school time! So, you have decided to major in Anthropology. That’s great! But have you considered getting a double major or a minor? What about taking some related classes outside of the Anthropology department? I suggest that
In this post, I’d like to share an A to Z list of Cultural Anthropology terms that you should know. I’m sharing one word that starts with each letter of the alphabet. Of course, there are many other important terms
So, you want to go on an archaeological dig. It sounds exciting and adventurous. But, you have no experience with archaeology or excavation. What do you do? Well, you attend an archaeology field school! Archaeological field schools are programs that
Today’s post is about the 4 fields of Anthropology! In a previous post, I mentioned that I was holding a free webinar in celebration of World Anthropology Day 2021. This webinar was called, “A Beginner’s Guide to the 4 Fields of Anthropology.”
In the last post, I mentioned that I was holding a free webinar in celebration of International Archaeology Day. This webinar was called, “Secrets to Archaeology: The Top 10 Frequently Asked Questions.” I said that I’d provide the answers to
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