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FM10543: hello, dr. bell RingMyBell: HELLO FM FM10543: Talk about how you came up with anthropology RingMyBell: I CAME UP WITH IT IN 1776 WHEN I WAS PEOPLE WATCHING AT A PUBLIC PARK FM10543: people, as in, “anthropology?? RingMyBell: YES “ANTHRO” IS THE GREEK ROOT FOR “PEOPLE” SO WHEN THE IDEA STRUCK ME TO INVENT IT THE NAME FOLLOWED PRETTY NATURALLY FM10543: hm so you are 1000 years old RingMyBell: ... FM10543: ... RingMyBell: I AM THE FIRST ANTHROPOLOGIST FM10543: ... RingMyBell: YES I AM 1000 FM10543...
Matory passed out copies of that speech, which condemns Summers for “political selectiveness” in supporting free academic inquiry, to his Anthropology 1600, “Introduction to Social Anthropology?? class. The professor says he showed students the speech in order to let them analyze the controversy surrounding Summers’ leadership in social anthropological terms...
Three professors in Harvard’s Department of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology—which is closely linked to biological anthropology??confirmed that the proposal had been made...
...images on display also recall the larger context of physical anthropology, especially anthropometry, the study of human body measurements. As Peabody Director of External Relations Pamela Gerardi explains, the exhibit highlights the photos as anthropology, not art. They were taken in pre-Franz Boas era, before modern anthropology??s focus on cultural rather than race as the defining factor in the differences among peoples...
...been at MIT for 21 years so it was a good time for a change,” says the Montreal, Canada native. “Also my interests have broadened since I’ve arrived at MIT” to the realms of evolutionary biology and physical anthropology??areas which, he says, he will be able to more effectively explore at Harvard...