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Anthropology As a Science and as a Branch of University Education in the United States

By Daniel G. (Daniel Garrison) Brinton

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ANTHROPOLOGY: AS A SCIENCE AND AS A BRANCH OF UNIVERSITY EDUCATION IN THE UNITED STATES.
- PREFATORY NOTE.
- ANTHROPOLOGY, AS A SCIENCE, AND As a Branch of University Education.
  - What Anthropology Is.
  - The Value of Anthropology.
  - Societies and Schools for the Study of Anthropology.
  - Subdivisions of Anthropology.
  - Means of Practical Instruction.
- What Anthropology Is.
- The Value of Anthropology.
- Societies and Schools for the Study of Anthropology.
- Subdivisions of Anthropology.
- Means of Practical Instruction.
- General Scheme for Instruction in Anthropology.
  - SYNOPSIS OF LECTURE COURSE.
    - PRINCIPAL SUBDIVISIONS.
    - I.—Somatology.
    - II.—Ethnology.
    - III.—Ethnography.
    - IV.—Archæology.
  - PRINCIPAL SUBDIVISIONS.
  - I.—Somatology.
  - II.—Ethnology.
  - III.—Ethnography.
  - IV.—Archæology.
  - LABORATORY WORK.
  - LIBRARY WORK.
  - FIELD WORK.
  - TEXT-BOOKS.
- SYNOPSIS OF LECTURE COURSE.
  - PRINCIPAL SUBDIVISIONS.
  - I.—Somatology.
  - II.—Ethnology.
  - III.—Ethnography.
  - IV.—Archæology.
- PRINCIPAL SUBDIVISIONS.
- I.—Somatology.
- II.—Ethnology.
- III.—Ethnography.
- IV.—Archæology.
- LABORATORY WORK.
- LIBRARY WORK.
- FIELD WORK.
- TEXT-BOOKS.