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Patterns and Processes
Robert L. Bee presents an introduction to anthropological strategies for the study of sociocultural change.
Patterns and Process summarizes, compares, and contrasts several major anthropological approaches to the study of sociocultural change.
Designed primarily to be used as a discussion tool in college classrooms, Robert L. Bee presents analysis of sociocultural change that is sure to lead to substantial and significant conversation surrounding the topic.
Patterns and Process summarizes, compares, and contrasts several major anthropological approaches to the study of sociocultural change.
Designed primarily to be used as a discussion tool in college classrooms, Robert L. Bee presents analysis of sociocultural change that is sure to lead to substantial and significant conversation surrounding the topic.
276 pages, Paperback
First published April 1, 1974
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