Lambda Alpha Journal of Man 2, no.2, 1970

This issue of the Lambda Alpha Journal of Man is comprised of a series of papers presented by Lambda Alpha members and faculty at Wichita State University in a seminar concerned with the relevance of anthropology today. Included is a paper by Dr. Harry Oxley, visiting professor from the University of Sydney, Australia.
Editor-in-Chielf: Lowell D. Holmes
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Cultural relativism
(Lambda Alpha Anthropology Honors Society at Wichita State University, 1970)In this article, Lowell D. Holmes’ criticizes cultural relativism in anthropology. He believes that “anthropologists must establish a standard upon which to base criticism of those forms of human behavior which threaten ... -
Lambda Alpha Journal of Man, v.2, no.2 (complete version)
(Lambda Alpha Anthropology Honors Society at Wichita State University, 1970)This issue includes papers presented by Lambda Alpha members and faculty at Wichita State University in a seminar concerned with the relevance of anthropology at the beginning of 70s. -
The practical relevance of evolutionism
(Lambda Alpha Anthropology Honors Society at Wichita State University, 1970)Applied anthropology can never be very satisfactory until its theoretical armoury includes some notion of evolutionary sequence. Author points out that the essential components of such a notion already exist, and ... -
The relevance of anthropology to international conflict
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The relevance of anthropology
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On the teaching of anthropology
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Anthropology and conflict
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The relevance of relativism
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Action anthropology
(Lambda Alpha Anthropology Honors Society at Wichita State University, 1970)Author discusses the notion of action anthropology and the role of anthropologists in helping indigenous communities to solve their problems.