Figures and Tables

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Figures

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Tables

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Table 1.1 Definitions of Culture

Table 1.2 Some of the Major Components of Culture Addressed in This Book

Table 1.3 Some of the Subfields of Cultural Anthropology

Table 2.1 Assessing the Adaptiveness of Culture

Table 2.2 Online Gaming Lingo

Table 2.3 Applied Anthropology in Practice

Table 3.1 Linnaeus’s Four Varieties of Humans

Table 4.1 Proxemic Zones for People in the United States

Table 4.2 Five Categories of Touch

Table 4.3 Laughing Online around the World

Table 6.1 Examples of Gender Specialization across 185 Societies

Table 7.1 Trobriand Islanders’ Exchange of Marriage Gifts

Table 7.2 Women Praying in the Women’s Section of the Western Wall

Table 8.1 “Masculine” and “Feminine” Traits of North American Men and Women

Table 9.1 Comparison of Class and Caste

Table 10.1 Excerpt from Cantares Mexicanos #20 by Aztec Poet Nezahualcoyotl

Table 11.1 Cultural Theories of Illness

Table 11.2 Edible Plants Used by Native Populations and in Modern Pharmaceuticals

Boxes

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Box 1.1 Food Matters: The Anthropology of Food

Box 1.2 Talking About: Sports Team Mascots

Box 2.1 Food Matters: Do You Eat Bugs?

Box 2.2 Talking About: Digital Ethnography and the Language of Gaming

Box 3.1 Food Matters: Reclaiming Ethnic Food Traditions and Health

Box 3.2 Talking About: Being Hapa, Flipxican, and Japanic

Box 4.1 Food Matters: Greetings! Have You Eaten?

Box 4.2 Talking About: Color Categories

Box 5.1 Food Matters: Hunting

Box 5.2 Talking About: Ancient Aztec Foodways

Box 6.1 Food Matters: Sharing “Spread” in Prison—Reciprocity and Social Capital

Box 6.2 Talking About: Christmas in the Kalahari—The Importance of Language in Exchange

Box 7.1 Food Matters: AAA Response to Proposed Constitutional Amendment

Box 7.2 Talking About: Comfort Food and the Family

Box 8.1 Food Matters: Food, Body Image, and Gender

Box 8.2 Talking About: Why Don’t You Understand Me?

Box 9.1 Food Matters: Language Desensitization in a Strategic War Think Tank

Box 9.2 Talking About: Cannibalism in War Rituals

Box 10.1 Food Matters: Religious Food Taboos

Box 10.2 Talking About: Religious Speech

Box 11.1 Food Matters: “The Kidney in Room 4”—The Language of Hospitals

Box 11.2 Talking About: Using Edible Plants to Heal

Box 12.1 Food Matters: Chocolate Production

Box 12.2 Talking About: Connections between Language Diversity and Biodiversity

Maps

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Map 0.1 Mercator Projection

Map 0.2 Gall-Peters Projection

Map 0.3 Hobo-Dyer Projection

Anthropology
is a kind of lens,
bringing focus and
clarity to human
diversity

#lensofanthropology