Changing Perspectives of Anthropology in India

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Contents: Genetics,culture and environment in tribal health in India,Ethnicity,ethnic conflict and their genesis,North-East India-2000 A.D.-An anthropologist's viewpoint,The parajas: historical and contemporary scene,Impact of tradition on development of people of meithei laipak,The problems and prospects of some Island communities in India,India's cultural heritage-problems of conservation and preservation,Recent development in molecular biology of the homo sapien: the approach and relevence in the Indian context,Study of DNA content and some genetic markers during human senescence,Multivariate distance: new perspective and applications in anthropology,Prenatal diagnosis-an appraisal,Inbreeding effects on TOE print patterns and their heritability,Anthropometric somatotypes among santhals of district Midnapur,West India,Trends in studies of scheduled communities as reflected through content analysis of papers in anthropology sections of ISCA,Distribution of households by family type composition,Van vagris,Cultural remains from the eaarliest hominid site on Narmada,Problems related to typology of palaeolithic industries in South and Southeast Asia,The philosophy of survival and the choice of technology for India today.

Changing Perspectives of Anthropology in India by Tiwari, S.C..

0 pages · · Published 1989

Subjects: Anthropology/ Minorities/ North East/ Tribal Studies, English Language and Literature, Sociology/Rural Development /Extension