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Anthropology is the study of humanity. It is a unique academic discipline in that it considers humans from a holistic perspective. This means that it considers all aspects of human life, including physical, cultural, and social dimensions. It is also multi-disciplinary, meaning that it draws on knowledge from a variety of different fields, including archaeology, linguistics, and sociology.

In this series of essays, we will explore some of the most fundamental concepts in anthropology. We will discuss topics such as culture, evolution, language, and religion. These essays are aimed at anyone who wants to learn more about this fascinating field!

The Battle for Sicily's Soul

How do economic and residence practices impact women’s status and power?

December 14, 2022August 2, 2021 by Claudine Cassar
How do economic and residence practices impact women’s status and power

The mode of production and related residence practices adopted by a society have a direct impact on women’s status and power.

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