The Art of Being Human - A Textbook for Cultural Anthropology
Author: Michael Wesch
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Description: The Art of Being Human - A Textbook for Cultural Anthropology by Michael Wesch is an engaging introduction to the core concepts of anthropology, encouraging critical self-reflection and cultural understanding. This PDF invites readers to question their assumptions and explore the diverse ways of being human, offering practical challenges to deepen their understanding.
Pages: 372
Megabytes: 4.68 MB
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