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Research & Reference
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Sample Excerpts from The Routledge Encyclopedia of Social and Cultural Anthropology
The 2nd edition of the highly-acclaimed Encyclopedia of Social and Cultural Anthropology provides clear, concise, and provocative explanations of key anthropological themes and ideas.
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CHOICE Highly Recommended Review: Encyclopedia of Social and Cultural Anthropology
We are delighted to announce that the new edition of the Encyclopedia of Social and Cultural Anthropology edited by Alan Barnard and Jonathan Spencer has been highly recommended by Choice. You can read the full review by clicking here.
“The best one-volume reference source on social and cultural anthropology . . . Highly Recommended.” - A. Pippitt, Millikin University, Choice
General Interest
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Tim Ingold Speaks About the Social Brain
In February, author Tim Ingold gave a lecture on the “social brain” hypothesis at the Danish School of Education. Watch the video.
News
Routledge Author News
Many congratulations to Alan Barnard, co-editor of The Encyclopedia of Social and Cultural Anthropology, who has achieved the distinction of being elected a Fellow of the British Academy. This outstanding award is made to those who have 'attained distinction in any of the branches of study which it is the object of the Academy to promote'.

