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The 31 pages that link to Cultural anthropology, each with the reason it gives.

• Color symbolismNarrower topic: It helps explain why color meanings differ between communities.

• Cultural ecologyNarrower topic: Cultural ecology draws on its comparative study of social life and cultural variation.

• MourningNarrower topic: Its comparative approach helps explain why mourning customs differ between societies.

• Social evolutionismNarrower topic: Evolutionary theories helped shape anthropology’s early comparative agenda.

• ProxemicsNarrower topic: Hall’s account treated spatial behavior as learned and culturally patterned.

• Marvin HarrisNarrower topic: Harris’s materialist program became a prominent theoretical approach within this field.

• Unilineal evolutionNarrower topic: Critiques of unilineal evolution helped reshape the discipline’s approaches to culture.

• Alfred KroeberNarrower topic: Kroeber helped establish this discipline in the United States through research, teaching, and institution-building.

• EthnohistoryNarrower topic: Its concepts help interpret cultural evidence in historical settings.

• Marshall SahlinsNarrower topic: Sahlins developed his central arguments within this discipline.

• Robert LowieNarrower topic: Lowie’s scholarship helped establish this discipline in the United States.

• Manuel GamioNarrower topic: Gamio combined cultural inquiry with archaeology and social research to understand Indigenous communities.

• Sherry OrtnerNarrower topic: Ortner’s diverse research exemplifies cultural anthropology’s range from ethnography to media analysis.

• Ralph LintonNarrower topic: Linton’s teaching and writing helped shape its twentieth-century American tradition.

• Sociocultural evolutionNarrower topic: Debates over evolution helped shape anthropology's methods and cautions about comparison.

• Richard Borshay LeeNarrower topic: Lee’s ethnographic research belongs to this anthropological tradition.