kulturna antropologija

kulturna antropologija

A subdiscipline of anthropology concerned with the non-biological, behavioral aspects of society; i.e. the social, linguistic, and technological components underlying human behavior. Two important branches of cultural anthropology are ethnography (the study of living cultures) and ethnology (which attempts to compare cultures using ethnographic evidence). In Europe, it is referred to as social anthropology.

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antropologija

Archaeology; Human evolution

The study of humanity - our physical characteristics as animals, and our non-biological characteristics collectively referred to as culture. The subject is traditionally broken ...

kulturna raznovrsnost

Sociology; General sociology

The differences found among cultures.

kulturna ekologija

Archaeology; Human evolution

A term devised by Julian Steward to account for the dynamic relationship between human society and its environment, in which culture is viewed as the primary adaptive mechanism.

kriminalna antropologija

Sociology; Criminology

The scientific study of the relationship between human physical characteristics and criminality.

lingvistička antropologija

Language; Grammar

A branch of anthropology that brings linguistic methods to bear on anthropological problems, linking the analysis of semiotic and particularly linguistic forms and processes to ...

ekologija

Archaeology; Human evolution

The interrelationships between organisms or populations and their environment.

hemisfera

Archaeology; Human evolution

One of the two sides of the cerebrum.

metabolizam

Archaeology; Human evolution

The internal processes that make energy available.

kičma

Archaeology; Human evolution

A structure made up of the vertebrae, from the cervical to the thoracic and lumbar.

fontanela

Archaeology; Human evolution

A region between skull bones that is unossified at birth.

embrij

Archaeology; Human evolution

An organism just after conception; for instance, in humans during the first eight weeks of in-utero development.

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