The History of Ethnological Theory

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The History of Ethnological Theory is a seminal anthropological work that surveys and critically analyzes the development of ethnological thought and schools of theory up to the early 20th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf anthropology book
book
non-fiction book
about evolution of ethnological concepts
intellectual context of early ethnologists
methodological debates in ethnology
academicDiscipline cultural anthropology
social anthropology
contribution critical evaluation of earlier ethnological approaches
systematization of ethnological schools
describes development of ethnological thought
history of ethnological schools up to the early 20th century
schools of ethnological theory
documentedIn anthropological bibliographies
fieldOfWork anthropology
ethnology
focusesOn comparative analysis of ethnological theories
early 20th century ethnological thought
intellectual history of ethnology
genre academic literature
scholarly monograph
hasAcademicSubject history of social science
theory of culture
hasPart critical analysis of major ethnological schools
discussion of theoretical paradigms in ethnology
historical survey of ethnological ideas
hasPerspective historical
theoretical
intendedAudience anthropologists
scholars of social sciences
students of anthropology
languageOfWork English
literaryForm historical survey
theoretical critique
mainTopic ethnological theory
ethnology
history of anthropology
purpose to critically analyze ethnological theories
to survey the development of ethnological thought
timeCoverage up to the early 20th century
typeOfWork historical-theoretical synthesis
usedIn university anthropology curricula
workType secondary source

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Robert H. Lowie notableWork The History of Ethnological Theory