A Very Short Introduction to Social and Cultural Anthropology

Oxford University Press, 2000. page ends at top and bottom tinged with black (dirt/dust?), otherwise good secondhand copy.

Using vivid examples from their own research in Indonesia and Mexico the authors give the reader a sense of what it is like to be an anthropologist doing the unique fieldwork that sets anthropology apart from other social sciences. They also provide a concise and accessible account of the 'big' questions that have concerned anthropologists since the beginnings of the field.