The Nature of Culture

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The Nature of Culture is a seminal anthropological work by Alfred L. Kroeber that systematically explores the concept, patterns, and development of human culture.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf anthropology book
book
non-fiction book
aimsTo analyze cultural regularities
clarify the nature of cultural phenomena
systematically explore the concept of culture
trace the development of human culture
associatedWith American anthropology
Boasian tradition
author Alfred L. Kroeber
citedIn histories of anthropology
scholarship on cultural theory
contributesTo debates on cultural determinism
debates on culture and biology
theory of culture
understanding of cultural patterns
countryOfOrigin United States
describedAs classic in cultural anthropology
seminal anthropological work
describes culture as a superorganic phenomenon
field anthropology
cultural anthropology
focusesOn concept of culture
cultural change
cultural evolution
development of human culture
history of cultural theory
patterns of culture
relationship between culture and individual
relationship between culture and society
genre academic
scholarly work
hasAuthor Alfred L. Kroeber
hasPart essays on culture
historical surveys of anthropological thought
theoretical chapters
influenced later cultural anthropologists
influencedBy Franz Boas
language English
mainSubject cultural development
cultural patterns
culture
history of anthropology
theorizes culture as cumulative over time
culture as distinct from individual psychology
culture as patterned and ordered
usedIn university anthropology courses

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Alfred L. Kroeber
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