Culture & ethnology

This classic work of ethnology, originally published in 1920, presents a comprehensive overview of the principles and methods of cultural study. Robert H. Lowie’s seminal work explores the relationships between culture, society, and individual behavior, drawing on his extensive research in North America. Through his insightful analysis, Lowie examines the ways in which cultures adapt to their environments, influencing the development of social institutions, norms, and values. The book offers a thought-provoking exploration of the complexities of human culture, shedding light on the intricate dynamics of cultural evolution. Published by Leopold Classic Library, this re-release of “”Culture & Ethnology”” features a high-quality scanned copy of the original work. The book has undergone stringent quality control to ensure that it meets the highest standards of accuracy and readability. Written in an accessible style, Lowie’s work provides a foundation for understanding cultural diversity and the importance of nuanced analysis in social sciences. —- ISBN: nan | ISBN10: B014GI5OAM | ISBN-13: