Explore the foundations of cultural anthropology with Robert H. Lowie's "Culture & Ethnology," a seminal work in understanding human civilization. Delve into the concepts of primitive culture, social evolution, and cultural relativism as Lowie examines diverse societies and their unique customs. This meticulously prepared edition offers valuable insights into the core principles of ethnology and the comparative study of cultures.

Considered a cornerstone of social science, this book provides a comprehensive overview of cultural and social anthropology, sociology, and cultural studies. Gain a deeper understanding of the varied ways humans organize their lives and the evolution of societal norms. Perfect for anyone interested in the historical roots of cultural anthropology and its enduring relevance to understanding our world.

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