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Proponent of anthropology
Edward burnett taylor
branches of anthropology
biological anthropology, Cultural biology
what kind of branches Studies mans biological foundation, race evolution, genetic inheritance, racial classification, human adaptability and variation
Biological anthropology
study of nature of races
Racial history
study of fossils
paleontology
study of various ways of inheritance that take place in man
Human genetics
study of the evolution of the human brain
Neuro anthropology
study of skeletal materials
Human osteology
analysis and identification of human remains
forensic anthropology
what kind of branches investigate cultural and social organization of particular people
CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
entails the reconstruction of the events by piecing together evidence of the past and examining
Historical method
involves the systemic collection and analytic processing of the statistical data by conducting a survey of a sample size of respondents in order to adequately describe a present existing socio-cultural condition or situation
DESCRIPTIVE METHOD
involves extensive and in-depth documentation and analysis of specific subject in focus at a smaller scale which is mainly conducted by interview or information
CASE STUDY
participant researcher mainly conduct first-hand observation and immersion in human activities in a particular socio-cultural setting for the purpose of gaining an up-close and personal familiarity and understanding of the subject being studied
ETHNOGRAPHIC METHOD
proponent of geography
Eratosthenes
Two branches of geography
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY, HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
Describes and studies the surface features of the earth
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY
Describes and studies what human beings do in and on land and water
HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
The descriptive and explanation of the worlds landscapes and scientific description of inhabited landscape and their descriptive over the glove
GEOGRAPHY
Specifies the locations of features and populations
DESCRIPTIVE GEOGRAPHY
asks why we find features and populations in a specific geographic area
ANALYTICAL GEOGRAPHY
applies statistical methodology on the exploration of geographic phenomena
GEOSTATISTICS
uses participant observation and in depth interviews to provide qualitative data
ETHNOGRAPHIC GEOGRAPHY
the systemic inquiry of mans recorded past for the purpose of establishing causal relationship
HISTORY