Action anthropology (n.) is Sol Tax's approach in which anthropologists help the communities they study pursue their own goals.
Action anthropology (n.) is a school of anthropology which, dispels of the idea of non-interference in studied cultures in favor of 'learning and helping'.
Anthropological theory (n.) tells you more about the decade it was written in than the people it describes.
Anthropological theory (n.) is mostly written about people who will never read it.
Anthropological theory (n.) is a village studied for two years and explained for forty.
Anthropological theory (n.) is a body of more-or-less irreconcilable ideas about humans in their social, cultural, and physical worlds.
Anthropology at a distance (n.) is the study of cultures that cannot be visited, such as wartime enemies, through films, novels and émigré interviews.
Anthropology at a distance (n.) is knowing them well enough to describe them, never to owe them.
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Anthropology of art (n.) is the study of art and aesthetics across cultures, including whether art exists as a separate category everywhere.
The Anthropology of art (n.) studies a carved mask by asking who is forbidden to look at it.
The Anthropology of art (n.) is asking who paid for the masterpiece and who cleaned up.
The Anthropology of art (n.) is the study of social relations in the vicinity of objects mediating social agency.