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ContentsSocial and Cultural Anthropology .................................................................................................................................. 2

History and Theory ............................................................................................................................................................ 4

Ethnography and Methodology ..................................................................................................................................... 5

Visual, Sensory and Media Anthropology ..................................................................................................................... 6

Political and Economic Anthropology ........................................................................................................................... 7

Anthropology of Religion ................................................................................................................................................. 8

Environmental Anthropology ......................................................................................................................................... 9

Tim Ingold ......................................................................................................................................................................... 10

Biological and Evolutionary Anthropology ................................................................................................................ 11

Urban Anthropology ....................................................................................................................................................... 12

Index ................................................................................................................................................................................... 13

READERTEXTBOOKThe People, Place, and Space ReaderCulture and Diversity in the United States

Edited by Jen Jack Gieseking, CUNY Graduate Center, USA,William Mangold, CUNY Graduate Center, USA, Cindi Katz,CUNY Graduate Center, USA, Setha Low, CUNY GraduateCenter, USA and Susan Saegert, CUNY Graduate Center,USAThe People, Place, and Space Reader includes both classic writingsand contemporary research, connecting scholarship acrossdisciplines, periods, and locations to make sense of the ways weshape and inhabit our world. Essays from the editors introducethe texts and outline key issues surrounding each topic. Acompanion website, PeoplePlaceSpace.org, provides additionalreading lists covering a broad range of issues. An essential

So Many Ways to Be AmericanJack David Eller, Community College of Denver, USAKnowledge of and sensitivity toward diversity is an essential skillin the contemporary U.S. and the wider world. This bookaddresses the standard topics of race, ethnicity, class and genderbut goes much further by engaging with issues of language,religion, age, health and disability, and region and geography.It also considers the intersections between and the diversitieswithin these categories. Eller presents students with anunprecedented combination of history, conceptual analysis,discussion of academic literature, and up-to-date statistics. Thebook includes illustrations, figures and tables, text boxes, aglossary and bibliography. A companion website offers additional

resources.resource for students of urban studies, geography, design, sociology, and anyone with aninterest in the environment, this volume presents the most dynamic and criticalunderstanding of space and place available.Routledge

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STUDENT REFERENCE2nd Edition • NEW IN PAPERBACKAnthropology: The BasicsThe Routledge Encyclopedia of Social and Cultural

Anthropology Peter Metcalf, University of Virginia, USASeries: The BasicsThe ultimate guide for the student encountering anthropologyfor the first time, Anthropology: The Basics explains and exploreskey anthropological concepts including: what is anthropology?how can we distinguish cultural differences from physical ones?what is culture, anyway? how do anthropologists study culture?what are the key theories and approaches used today? and Howhas the discipline changed over time? This student-friendly textprovides an overview of the fundamental principles ofanthropology and is an invaluable guide for anyone wanting tolearn more about this fascinating subject.

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Edited by Alan Barnard, University of Edinburgh, UK andJonathan Spencer, University of Edinburgh, UKWritten by leading scholars in the field, this comprehensive andreadable resource gives anthropology students a unique guideto the ideas, arguments and history of the discipline. Combininganthropological theory and ethnography, it includes 275substantial entries, over 300 short biographies of importantfigures in anthropology, and nearly 600 glossary items. The fullyrevised and expanded second edition reflects major changes inanthropology in the past decade.

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3rd Edition • STUDENT REFERENCE2nd EditionSocial and Cultural Anthropology: The Key ConceptsCultural Anthropology

Nigel Rapport, University of St Andrews, UKSeries: Routledge Key GuidesSocial and Cultural Anthropology: the Key Concepts is an easy touse A-Z guide to the central concepts that students are likely toencounter in this field.

Now fully updated, this third edition includes entries on:

Material Culture Environment Human Rights Hybridity AlterityCosmopolitanism Ethnography Applied Anthropology GenderCyberneticsWith full cross-referencing and revised further reading to pointstudents towards the latest writings in Social and CulturalAnthropology, this is a superb reference resource for anyonestudying or teaching in this area.

Global Forces, Local LivesJack David Eller, Community College of Denver, USAAccessible and well organized with case studies oncontemporary cultural controversies, this ethnographically richtext gives a refreshingly new vision of the discipline and itssubject matter - human diversity. While covering importantglobal and historical cultural phenomena and the moreconventional topics of anthropology it also includes multi-sitedethnography, world anthropologies, glocalization, consumptionas a cultural/economic subject, diasporas, and multiplemodernities.

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SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY2

STUDENT REFERENCECultural Anthropology: 101

Jack David Eller, Community College of Denver, USASeries: 101This concise and accessible introduction establishes therelevance of cultural anthropology for the modern world throughan integrated, ethnographically informed approach. The bookdevelops readers’ understanding and engagement by addressingkey issues, such as what it means to be human and the keycharacteristics of culture as a concept. Cultural Anthropology: 101includes case studies from both classic and contemporaryethnography, as well as a comprehensive bibliography andindex. It is an essential guide for students approaching thisfascinating field for the first time.

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3SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY

STUDENT REFERENCE4th Edition • TEXTBOOK • NEW EDITIONFifty Key AnthropologistsAnthropology and Anthropologists

Edited by Robert J. Gordon, University of Vermont, USA,Harriet Lyons, University of Waterloo, Canada and AndrewLyons, Wilfrid Laurier University, CanadaSeries: Routledge Key GuidesFifty Key Anthropologists surveys the life and work of some of themost influential figures in anthropology.

This accessible A-Z guide contains helpful cross-referencing, atimeline of key dates and schools of thought, and suggestionsfor further reading. It will be of interest to students ofanthropology and related subjects wanting a succinct overviewof the ideas and impact of key anthropologists who have helpedto shape the discipline.

The British School in the Twentieth CenturyAdam Kuper, London School of Economics and PoliticalScience, UKAn entertaining and provocative account of British socialanthropology. Forty years after it was first published this classicwork has been revisited in light of recent scholarship anddevelopments in the field. Kuper places British socialanthropology in historical and international context, sketchingits changing form and influence. He describes the careers of themajor theorists, their ideas and their contributions in relation tothe intellectual and institutional environments in which theyworked. Radically revised, the fourth edition draws on newresearch to probe the colonial setting and the internal politicsof the discipline.

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TEXTBOOKEngaging Anthropological TheoryA Social and Political History

Mark Moberg, University of South Alabama, USAThis lively book offers a fresh look at the history ofanthropological theory. Covering key concepts and theorists,Mark Moberg examines the historical context of anthropologicalideas and the contested nature of anthropology itself.Anthropological ideas regarding human diversity have alwaysbeen rooted in the socio-political conditions in which they aroseand exploring them in context helps students understand howand why they evolved, and how theory relates to life and society.Illustrated throughout, this engaging text moves away from thedry recitation of past viewpoints in anthropology and brings thesubject matter to life. Additional resources are available via acompanion website.

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READERMoral AnthropologyA Critical Reader

Edited by Didier Fassin, Institute of Advanced Study,Princeton University and Samuel Lézé, Ecole NormaleSupérieure, LyonThis Reader is the first anthology to cover the growing field ofmoral anthropology and will be an essential resource for studentsand scholars interested in exploring the important issuesinvolved. Morality and ethics are increasingly invoked in themost diverse domains, from politics to economics, from war tosexuality, from international justice to biological research. Tointerpret this phenomenon from a critical standpoint,anthropology offers unique perspectives. This volume includesclassical as well as recent material and sheds light on continuing

debates about relativism and universalism, values and emotions, moral duty and ethicalfreedom, human rights and humanitarianism, the responsibility of the researcher and theregulation of research. The carefully chosen texts are contextualised with lucid editorialmaterial, including a substantial introduction.

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HISTORY AND THEORY4

TEXTBOOKDummy text to keep placeholderHow to Read EthnographyNetworked Anthropology

Huon Wardle, University of St. Andrews, Scotland, UK andPaloma Gay y BlascoThis book provides a gateway to anthropological thought andknowledge by teaching the essential skill of reading andinterpreting ethnography.

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A Primer for EthnographersSamuel Gerald Collins, Towson University, USA andMatthew Slover Durington, Towson University, USANetworked Anthropology explores the increasing appropriationof diverse media platforms and social media into anthropologicalresearch and teaching. The chapters consider the possibilitiesand challenges of multimedia, how network ecologies work, theethical dilemmas involved, and how to use multimediamethodologies. The book combines theoretical insights withcase studies, methodological sketches and pedagogical notes.Drawing on recent ethnographic work, the authors providepractical guidance in creative ways of doing networkedanthropology. They point to the future of ethnography, bothinside and outside the classroom, and consider ways in which

networked anthropology might develop.

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TEXTBOOKDoing Anthropological ResearchA Practical Guide

Edited by Natalie Konopinski, University of Edinburgh, UKDoing Anthropological Research provides a practical toolkit forcarrying out research. It works through the process chapter bychapter, from the planning and proposal stage tomethodologies, secondary research, ethnographic fieldwork,ethical concerns, and writing strategies. Case study examplesare provided throughout to illustrate the particular issues anddilemmas that may be encountered. This handy guide will beinvaluable to upper-level undergraduate and postgraduatestudents who are studying or intending to use anthropologicalmethods in their research.

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2nd Edition • TEXTBOOKReflexive EthnographyA Guide to Researching Selves and Others

Charlotte Aull Davies and Charlotte Aull Davies, Universityof Wales, Swansea, UKSeries: The ASA Research MethodsReflexive Ethnography is a unique guide to ethnographic researchfor students of anthropology and related disciplines. It providespractical and comprehensive guidance to ethnographic researchmethods, but also encourages students to develop a criticalunderstanding of the philosophical basis of ethnographicauthority.

This revised and updated second edition includes:

a new chapter on internet-based research and 'interethnography'chapters on selection of topics and methods, data collection

and analysis, and ethics and politics of research practical advice on writing up ethnographicstudy new and updated research examples.Reflexive Ethnography will help students to use and understand ethnographic researchpractices that fully incorporate reflexivity without abandoning claims to develop validknowledge of social reality.

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5ETHNOGRAPHY AND METHODOLOGY

Dummy text to keep placeholderWays of SensingUnderstanding the Senses In Society

David Howes, Concordia University, Canada and ConstanceClassen, Independent ScholarWays of Sensing is a stimulating exploration of the cultural,historical and political dimensions of the world of the senses.The book spans a wide range of settings and makes comparisonsbetween different cultures and epochs, revealing the power anddiversity of sensory expressions across time and space. Writtenby leading scholars in the field, it provides a valuable andengaging introduction to the life of the senses in society.

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Dummy text to keep placeholderMigration and New MediaTransnational Families and Polymedia

Mirca Madianou and Daniel Miller, University CollegeLondon, UKHow do parents and children care and look after each otherwhen they are separated because of migration? The way inwhich families maintain long distance communication has beenrevolutionised by the emergence of a variety of internet- andmobile phone-based platforms. These have created a newcommunicative environment, termed ‘polymedia’. We are nowin an era when it is possible to maintain intimacy and care at adistance and such communicative opportunities may even playa role in shaping decisions relating to migration and settlement.This book draws on a long-term ethnographic study ofprolonged separation between transnational Filipino migrant

mothers in the UK and their left-behind children in the Philippines. The authors seek to gobeyond both media studies and anthropology to construct a new theory of mediatedrelationships that combines findings from both disciplines and has considerable importancefor the social sciences more generally.

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VISUAL, SENSORY AND MEDIA ANTHROPOLOGY6

Dummy text to keep placeholderGlobalization from BelowThe World's Other Economy

Edited by Gordon Mathews, Chinese University of HongKong, Hong Kong, Gustavo Lins Ribeiro, Universidade deBrasilia, Brazil and Carlos Alba Vega, El Colegio De México,MexicoThis book explores globalization as actually experienced by mostof the world’s people, buying goods from street vendors broughtby traders moving past borders and across continents underthe radar of the law. The dimensions and practices of‘globalization from below’ are depicted and analyzed in detailby a team of international scholars. Topics covered include the‘New Silk Road’, African traders in China, street hawking inCalcutta and pirate CDs in Mexico. The chapters provide intimateportrayals of routes, markets and people in locations across the

globe and explore theories that can help make sense of these complex and fascinatingcase studies. Students of globalization, economic anthropology and developing-worldeconomics will find the book invaluable.

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7POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC ANTHROPOLOGY

STUDENT REFERENCEAnthropology of Religion: The Basics

James S Bielo, Miami University, USASeries: The BasicsAnthropology of Religion: The Basics is an accessible and engagingintroductory text organized around key issues that allanthropologists of religion face. This book uses a wide range ofhistorical and ethnographic examples to address not only whatis studied by anthropologists of religion, but how such studiesare approached. It addresses questions such as How do humanagents interact with gods and spirits? and What is the nature ofdoing religious ethnography? With international case studiesfrom a range of religious traditions, suggestions for furtherreading, and inventive reflection boxes, this is an essential readfor students approaching the subject for the first time.

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2nd Edition • TEXTBOOK • NEW EDITIONIntroducing Anthropology of ReligionCulture to the Ultimate

Jack David Eller, Community College of Denver, USAThis clear and engaging guide introduces students to key areasof the field and shows how to apply an anthropological approachto the study of religion in the contemporary world. Eller coversmajor traditional topics as well as important but often overlookedissues such fundamentalism and secularization. Each chaptercontains lively case studies of religions practiced around theworld. The second edition features updated theoreticaldiscussion plus new ethnographic examples throughout. Thereis fresh material on translocal and vernacular religion. Images, aglossary and questions for discussion are now included andadditional resources are provided via a companion website.

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READERThe Anthropology of Islam Reader

Edited by Jens Kreinath, Wichita State University, USAThe Anthropology of Islam Reader brings together a rich varietyof ethnographic work, offering an insight into various forms ofIslam as practiced in different geographic, social, and culturalcontexts. Topics explored include Ramadan and the Hajj, theFeast of Sacrifice, and the representation of Islam. An extensiveintroduction and bibliography helps students develop theirunderstanding of the variety of methodological and theoreticalapproaches involved in the anthropological study of Islam. Inhis selections, Jens Kreinath highlights the diversity of practicesand themes that were formative for this field of study, makingthis essential reading for students of Islam at undergraduate and

graduate level.

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Dummy text to keep placeholderEnvironmental Anthropology Today

Edited by Helen Kopnina, University of Amsterdam, theNetherlands and Eleanor Shoreman-Ouimet, University ofConnecticut, USAToday, we face some of the greatest environmental challengesin global history. Understanding the damage being done andthe varied ethics and efforts contributing to its repair is of vitalimportance. This volume poses the question: What canincreasing the emphasis on the environment in environmentalanthropology, along with the science of its problems and thetheoretical and methodological tools of anthropological practice,do to aid conservation efforts, policy initiatives, and our overallunderstanding of how to survive as citizens of the planet?Environmental Anthropology Today combines a range of new

ethnographic work with chapters exploring key theoretical and methodological issues,and draws on disciplines such as sociology and environmental science as well asanthropology to illuminate those issues. The case studies include work on North America,Europe, India, Africa, Asia, and South America, offering the reader a stimulating andthoughtful survey of the work curr

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Tim Ingold, University of Aberdeen, UKTo live, every being must put out a line, and in life these linestangle with one another. This book is a study of the life of lines.Following on from Tim Ingold's groundbreaking work Lines: ABrief History, it offers a wholly original series of meditations onlife, ground, weather, walking, imagination and what it meansto be human.

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Anthropology, Archaeology, Art and ArchitectureTim Ingold, University of Aberdeen, UKMaking involves the creation of knowledge, the building ofenvironments and the transformation of lives. In this excitingbook, Tim Ingold ties the four related disciplines of anthropology,archaeology, art and architecture together by considering themall as ways of making, dedicated to exploring the conditions andpotentials of human life. The book draws on examples andexperiments ranging from prehistoric stone tool-making to thebuilding of medieval cathedrals, from round mounds tomonuments, from flying kites to winding string, from drawingto writing.

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Dummy text to keep placeholderDummy text to keep placeholderLinesBeing AliveA Brief HistoryEssays on Movement, Knowledge and Description

Tim Ingold, University of Aberdeen, Scotland, UKWhat do walking, weaving, observing, storytelling, singing,drawing and writing have in common? They proceed alonglines. This extraordinary book imagines a world in whicheveryone and everything consists of interwoven orinterconnected lines and lays foundations for a completely newdiscipline. Ingold leads us through the music of Ancient Greeceand contemporary Japan, Siberian labyrinths and Roman roads,Chinese calligraphy and the printed alphabet, weaving a pathbetween antiquity and the present. Setting out from a puzzleabout the relation between speech and song, Ingold considershow two kinds of line - threads and traces - can turn into oneanother as surfaces form or dissolve. He reveals how perception

Tim Ingold, University of Aberdeen, UKBuilding on his classic work The Perception of the Environment,Tim Ingold sets out to restore life to where it should belong, atthe heart of anthropological concern. Being Alive ranges oversuch themes as the vitality of materials, what it means to makethings, the perception and formation of the ground, the minglingof earth and sky in the weather-world, the experiences of light,sound and feeling, the role of storytelling in the integration ofknowledge, and the potential of drawing to unite observationand description. Our humanity, Ingold argues, does not comeready-made but is continually fashioned in our movementsalong ways of life. Starting from the idea of life as a process of

wayfaring, Ingold presents a radically new understanding of movement, knowledge andof lines has changed over time, with modernity converting to point-to-point connectorsdescription as dimensions not just of being in the world, but of being alive to what is going

on there. before becoming straight, only to be ruptured and fragmented by the postmodern world.The book draws on numerous disciplines and is illustrated throughout.Routledge

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NEW IN PAPERBACKThe Perception of the EnvironmentEssays on Livelihood, Dwelling and Skill

Tim Ingold, University of Aberdeen, UKReissued with a brand new preface, The Perception of theEnvironment offers a persuasive approach to understanding howhuman beings perceive their surroundings. The essays focus onthe procurement of livelihood, on what it means to 'dwell', andon the nature of skill, weaving together approaches from socialanthropology, ecological psychology, developmental biologyand phenomenology in a way that has never been attemptedbefore. Tim Ingold revolutionises the way we think about whatis 'biological' and 'cultural' in humans, about evolution andhistory, and indeed about what it means for human beings - atonce organisms and persons - to inhabit an environment.

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TEXTBOOKPrimate Behavior and Human OriginsGlenn E. King, Monmouth University, USARoutledgeMarket: AnthropologySeptember 2015: 352ppHb: 978-1-138-85316-4: $140.00Pb: 978-1-138-85317-1: $49.95eBook: 978-1-315-72300-6* For full contents and more information, visit: www.routledge.com/9781138853171

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TEXTBOOKIntroducing Urban AnthropologyRivke Jaffe and Anouk De KoningMore than half of the world’s population now lives in cities and anthropological researchis increasingly done in an urban context. This book provides an up-to-date introductionto the important and growing field of urban anthropology. The chapters cover topics suchas place-making and belonging, production and consumption, politics and governance.These are illustrated by a number of lively case studies drawn from a diverse range of urbansettings in the global North and South. Accessible yet theoretically incisive, this book willbe a valuable resource for anthropology students and of interest to those working in urbanstudies and related disciplines such as sociology and geography.

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Social and Cultural Anthropology: The KeyConcepts ................................................................................... 2AWAnthropology and Anthropologists ............................. 4

Anthropology of Islam Reader, The .............................. 8Anthropology of Religion: The Basics ........................... 8 Ways of Sensing .................................................................... 6Anthropology: The Basics .................................................. 2

BBeing Alive ............................................................................. 10

CCultural Anthropology ....................................................... 2Cultural Anthropology: 101 ............................................. 3Culture and Diversity in the United States ................. 2

DDoing Anthropological Research .................................. 5

EEngaging Anthropological Theory ............................... 4Environmental Anthropology Today ........................... 9

FFifty Key Anthropologists ................................................... 4

GGlobalization from Below ................................................. 7

HHow to Read Ethnography ............................................... 5

IIntroducing Anthropology of Religion ........................ 8Introducing Urban Anthropology .............................. 12

LLife of Lines, The .................................................................. 10Lines ......................................................................................... 10

MMaking ................................................................................... 10Migration and New Media ............................................... 6Moral Anthropology ............................................................ 4

NNetworked Anthropology ................................................. 5

PPeople, Place, and Space Reader, The .......................... 2Perception of the Environment, The .......................... 10Primate Behavior and Human Origins ..................... 11

RReflexive Ethnography ........................................................ 5Routledge Encyclopedia of Social and CulturalAnthropology, The ............................................................... 2

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AAull Davies, Charlotte ......................................................... 5

BBarnard, Alan ........................................................................... 2Bielo, James .............................................................................. 8

CCollins, Samuel Gerald ....................................................... 5

EEller, Jack David ..................................................................... 2Eller, Jack David ..................................................................... 2Eller, Jack David ..................................................................... 3Eller, Jack David ..................................................................... 8

FFassin, Didier ............................................................................ 4

GGieseking, Jen Jack .............................................................. 2Gordon, Robert ...................................................................... 4

HHowes, David .......................................................................... 6

IIngold, Tim ............................................................................. 10Ingold, Tim ............................................................................. 10Ingold, Tim ............................................................................. 10Ingold, Tim ............................................................................. 10Ingold, Tim ............................................................................. 10

JJaffe, Rivke .............................................................................. 12

KKing, Glenn ............................................................................ 11Konopinski, Natalie .............................................................. 5Kopnina, Helen ....................................................................... 9Kreinath, Jens .......................................................................... 8Kuper, Adam ............................................................................ 4

MMadianou, Mirca ................................................................... 6Mathews, Gordon ................................................................ 7Metcalf, Peter .......................................................................... 2Moberg, Mark .......................................................................... 4

RRapport, Nigel ......................................................................... 2

WWardle, Huon .......................................................................... 5

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