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Revisionism in Ecological Anthropology

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Revisionism in Ecological Anthropology
Author(s)Headland, Thomas N.
AbstractAnthropologists should study the history of human-occupied ecological systems to understand its structure, functions and people culture. The study should analyze the dialectic between environmental change and culture change, and the history of anthropology itself. More and more anthropologists have become interested in generally accepted doctrines on native peoples and human ecology for they would like to know how humans lived and survived in prehistory, how they live today, and how they are going to live in the future.
IssueNo4
Pages605-617
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceCurrent Anthropology
VolumeNo38
PubDateAugust 1997
ISBN_ISSN0011-3204
Browse Path(s)Anthropology
—-Social/Cultural Anthropology
——–Ecology and Resource Conservation

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