antropology
Anthropology is the study of humans, past and present. It seeks to understand the diversity of cultures, languages, biological variation, and the ways people live, think, and organize themselves across time and space.
Its traditional subfields are cultural anthropology, linguistic anthropology, archaeology, and biological (physical) anthropology. Cultural anthropology examines
Fieldwork and qualitative methods are central, especially ethnography and participant observation. Other methods include comparative analysis,
Anthropology emerged as a modern discipline in the 19th century and expanded through the 20th century. Notable
Today anthropology is interdisciplinary and applied, engaging with globalization, migration, health, development, heritage preservation, and human