anthropology * , auch: anthro informal

A woman who had no place in the world of anthropology.

He also has an interest in the history of anthropology.

He is known, among other things, for his work in anthropology.

And he's made himself a good name in physical anthropology for a man his age.

In other words, he is doing a kind of cultural anthropology.

"And I had an anthropology teacher who was something else to look at."

I'd really love to hear from students of anthropology or English.

It is here that the anthropology and science of our blood meet.

What it might be is that your mother always had a special interest in anthropology.

Few former colleagues had much idea of what anthropology was and many seemed never to even have heard the word.

But I also look at social anthropology, studies of animal behavior.

Anthropology has never had a particularly good reason for existing.

For this reason he is important in the field of applied anthropology.

Her appointment had been in women's studies, out of the anthropology department.

Maybe that's the anthropology talking, but it's no less true.

Q. Where does your interest in anthropology come into this?

Roughly my age, she'd come to anthropology late in life.

The book seems to be a work of investigative anthropology.

He is a leader in the field of visual anthropology.

I started as a freshman with a major in Anthropology.

A. Anthropology is what first opened me up to disability studies.

Without quite knowing it, he was doing field anthropology that would later turn into art.

"I wish our work were more like physical anthropology," he said.

This book had a quiet but strong impact on women studies in the field of anthropology.

Full of questions about society and culture, Baker decided to study anthropology.