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| ERIC #: | EJ118104 |
| Title: | The Culture-Area Concept: Does it Diffract Anthropological Light? |
| Authors: | Howard, James H. |
| Descriptors: | American Indians; Anthropology; Area Studies; Concept Formation; Cultural Interrelationships; Definitions; Evaluation; Generalization |
| Source: | Indian Historian, 8, 1, 22-6, Spr 75 |
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| Publication Date: | 1975-00-00 |
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| Abstract: | It is contended that the consistent employment of the culture area theory by several generations of anthropologists, historians, and writers on American Indian art has tended to create a highly unrealistic and rigid picture of American Indian Cultures in the eyes of both the public and the Indian people themselves. (JC) |
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| Identifiers: | Culture Area Concept |
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