The Dictionary of Anthropology (with consideration of the history of literature and art) or What Every Human Should Know about Humans
2009
Abstract
The The Dictionary was systematically constructed as an integral database of knowledge obtained in the area of the sciences of humans, society and culture within the context of development in anthropology and its sub-disciplines, research methods, paradigms and theories. The topics are explored broadly and include the origins of basic livelihood strategies, settlement, social organization and culture, technology, kinship, sexuality, marriage, rituals, law, mythology, religion, writing and literature.
The Dictionary contains subjects from anthropology, archaeology, biology, economy, ethnology, linguistics, medicine, politology, psychology, sociology etc. The book contains a sample only.
All ca 20.000 items are placed on a CD and on the web.