The History of Political Anthropology in the Twentieth Century

question 67

Multiple Choice

The history of political anthropology in the twentieth century

• A)includes attention to both individual agency and the structural.
• B)is best characterized as influenced by Marxism.
• C)has been consistently dominated by the emic approach.
• D)is characterized by almost exclusive attention to state-level societies.
• E)none of the above: this subfield is so recent that it has no history.

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