Anthropology (n.) is a discipline committed to developing theory, assessing the present, sustaining a kind of moral discourse, and being inventive and original to the extent that it has become very little accountable to the data that comes from fieldwork.
Anthropology (n.) consists of the tension between participant and observation. Observation situates the anthropologist's activities.
Anthropology (n.) is tasked to take the ordinary and make it visible.
Anthropology (n.) is the science and discourse of 'anthropos'. It attempts to understand what anthropos is or could be.
Anthropology (n.) is the study of man, that being who is subject and object of her own knowledge.