Anthropology and Beginning of Society

Kayapa Indians: Kayapass Indians, especially Chachi are the main hunter collectors who provide scenes that explain the pairing and division of labor caused by male hunting bias. In addition, the rules of behavior changed to institutional rules on incest taboos, and in Chachi society there existed elements of African relatives model. Chachi's research by Milton Atschulers is based on fundamental assumptions of legal social control. Since Atschuler is characterized by a functional realistic epistemological approach, he sees the law essentially as a relationship based on social norms, an agreement between communities.

Historian Anthropology Historian Marvin Harris began the rise of anthropological theory from the theory that anthropology is "historical studies". He eliminates current social practices because it seems that history has been renamed anthropology, or that its history is the same as prehistoric times, or the general meaning of history in anthropological history. It does not mean to do. . As the founder of cultural anthropology uses it, he uses "history" in a special sense: in the words of Herbert Spencer, "natural history of society", or "universal history of mankind" , Era of the goal of enlightenment in the 18th century. Cultural or social history also includes past and present social features, as natural history includes features of past and present living things.

The definition originally given by culture and society suggests that substance culture research can be seen as a field of methodology in cultural history and cultural anthropology. Material culture is an object-based aspect of cultural research. Like cultural history and cultural anthropology, material culture research involves a union of social history and social anthropology. A group of society, interdependent people form a single community, culture, a series of beliefs. Social history and social anthropology are studying the patterns and details of the daily existence of large subgroups defined by individual or group relationships in society, especially by class, race, religion, settlement, wealth, etc. . . Cultural history and cultural anthropology will study art, science, technology, religion and other social traits, especially the special achievements of intellectuals.