How Is Globalization Transforming Culture? A Homogenizing Efect How Much of Who You Are Is Determined by Biology and How Much by Culture? Biological Needs versus Cultural Patterns Jena High School: Connecting Meaning and Power How Are Culture and Power Related? Power and Cultural Institutions How Has the Culture Concept Developed in Anthropology? Early Evolutionary Frameworks What is Culture? Culture Is Learned and Taught Toolkit hinking Like an Anthropologist: Living in a Global AgeĬhapter 2: Culture he Kiss: Richard Gere and Shilpa Shetty in India How is Globalization Transforming Anthropology? Changing Communities What is Globalization, and Why Is It Important for Anthropology? Globalization and Anthropology Through What Lenses Do Anthropologists Gain a Comprehensive View of Human Cultures? Physical Anthropology Part 1: Anthropology for the 21st Century Chapter 1: Anthropology in a Global Age Coke, Water, and the Women of Plachimada Part 3: Change in the Modern World Chapter 11: The Global Economy Chapter 12: Politics and Power Chapter 13: Religion Chapter 14: Health and Illness Part 2: Unmasking the Structures of Power Chapter 5: Race and Racism Chapter 6: Ethnicity and Nationalism Chapter 7: Gender Chapter 8: Sexuality Chapter 9: Kinship, Family, and Marriage Chapter 10: Class and Inequality He received his B.A. from Columbia University (East Asian Languages and Cultures), an M.A. from Union heological Seminary (Religious Studies), and the M.A., M.Phil., and Ph.D. from he City University of New York Graduate Center (Anthropology).īrief Contents Part 1: Anthropology for the 21st Century Chapter 1: Anthropology in a Global Age Chapter 2: Culture Chapter 3: Fieldwork and Ethnography Chapter 4: Language A native of Florida, Professor Guest studied Chinese at Beijing University and Middlebury College. His writing explores the role of Fuzhounese religious communities in China and the United States the religious revival sweeping coastal China the Fuzhounese role in the rapidly expanding U.S. network of all-you-can-eat bufets and take-out restaurants and the higher-education experiences of the Fuzhounese second generation. Professor Guest’s ethnographic research in China and the United States traces the immigration journey of recent Chinese immigrants from Fuzhou, southeast China, who, drawn by restaurant, garment shop, and construction jobs and facilitated by a vast human smuggling network, have revitalized New York’s Chinatown. His research focuses on immigration, religion, globalization, ethnicity, and entrepreneurialism. Guest is professor of anthropology at Baruch College, he City University of New York, and author of God in Chinatown: Religion and Survival in New York’s Evolving Immigrant Community (NYU Press, 2003). pages cm Includes bibliographical references and index. Guest, Baruch College, he City University of New York. Essentials of cultural anthropology : a toolkit for a global age / Kenneth J. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Guest, Kenneth J. First Edition Editor: Peter Lesser Project Editor: Linda Feldman Assistant Editor: Samantha Held Manuscript Editor: Alice Vigliani Managing Editor, College: Marian Johnson Managing Editor, College Digital Media: Kim Yi Production Manager: Ashley Horna Media Editor: Eileen Connell Media Editorial Assistant: Ava Bramson Marketing Manager: Julia Hall Design Director: Hope Miller Goodell Book Design: Kiss Me I’m Polish LLC Photo Editor: Trish Marx Permissions Manager: Megan Jackson Composition: Jouve Manufacturing: RR Donnelley Kendallville Permission to use copyrighted material is included on p. Copyright © 2016 by W. W. Norton & Company, Inc.
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