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This theory believes that social order was considered a given, rather than something to be explained.
Diffusionism
Functionalism
Neo-Functionalism
Historical Particularism
This theory sees society as a complex system whose parts work together to promote solidarity and stability.
Neo-Functionalism
Functionalism
Culture and Functionality
Cultural Ecology
“The history of humanity and its socio-cultural systems have developed following unilineal path, from simple to complex.”
Structuralism
Functionalism
Diffusionism
Evolutionism
This theory is basically materialistic. It assumes that the systems of producing material goods influences and shapes society.
Historical Particularism
Cultural Materialism
Marxist Anthropology
Symbolic Anthropology
“The key factors in and determinants of socio-cultural evolution are the infrastructures that include technology, environment and material conditions.”
Cultural Materialism
Cultural Ecology
Culture and Functionality
Symbolic Anthropology
It is the study of culture through the interpretation of the meaning of symbols, values and beliefs in society.
Ethnoscience
Structuralism
Cultural Ecology
Symbolic Anthropology
This theory maintained that societal change occurs when societies borrow cultural traits from one another.
Diffusionism
Functionalism
Evolutionism
Structuralism
“The dynamic interrelationship between man and the material and cultural components of his environment”.
Cultural Ecology
Cultural Materialism
Historical Particularism
Ethnoscience
“The Various patterned aspects of culture shape the personality of individuals within a given society, and also personality once developed could in turn affect the further development of culture.”
Cultural Ecology
Culture and Functionality
Neo-Functionalism
Functionalism
This theory believes that each society has its own particular historical development.
Historical Particularism
Symbolic Anthropology
Marxist Anthropology
Cultural Materialism
This theory focuses on discovering and describing the structural principles of specific culture by detailed ethnographic data analysis.
Structuralism
Cultural Ecology
Ethnoscience
Cultural Materialism
"The origin of universal principles that order the ways in which we behave and think about the world is to be found in the structure of human thought.”
Functionalism
Historical Particularism
Structuralism
Ethnoscience