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    Understanding Culture Society and Politics

    Discuss the nature, goals, and perspective of Anthropology and Political Science

    Anthropology

    Anthropology is the study of humankind, encompassing biological, cultural, and social


    aspects to understand human origins, evolution, and diversity. Its goals include
    describing human cultures, explaining behavior, and applying knowledge to address
    real-world issues. Anthropology's perspective emphasizes holism, cultural relativism,
    and fieldwork. It finds applications in cultural resource management, public health,
    education, business, conflict resolution, development, and environmental sustainability.
    The field promotes cross-cultural understanding, informs policy and practice, and
    enhances human well-being. Originating in the 19th century, anthropology is a global
    discipline that emerged from Enlightenment questioning of traditional beliefs and
    exploration of diverse cultures.

    Political Science

    Political science studies government, politics, and power, seeking to understand how
    societies are governed and how decisions are made. It relies on empirical evidence,
    develops theories, and explores ethical questions. Its goals include understanding
    political systems, explaining behavior, and informing policy solutions. Key perspectives
    focus on power, the state, and citizenship.

    Political science finds applications in government, international organizations, non-


    profits, academia, and media. It's important for informed citizenship, effective
    governance, and global cooperation. Its roots trace back to ancient Greece and the
    Enlightenment, solidifying as a distinct academic discipline in the 19th century.

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