Anthropology papers

The story of infanticide and how it continues to occur in males and primates all over the world.

A look at the uses of image modification, photo reconstruction and age progression technology.

A look at the importance of science within the social and cultural context.

A comparison of the Chinese and Japanese cultures.

This paper looks at the history of the bourbon beverage and discusses the contributions it made to American culture.

This paper looks at how vampires transgress boundaries in Bram Stoker's 'Dracula'.

The paper explains why Dracula remains the iconic vampire in popular culture.

This paper looks at the rhetoric of three different groups of peoples: Native Americans, Judeo-Christians, and ancient Greeks.

This essay presents a look into the Disney Corporation's power to stereotype and marginalize the Native-American culture, focusing on the movies 'Pocahontas' and 'Peter Pan'.

This essay looks at Amy Tan's life and examines how aspects of her life are demonstrated through her various works.

This paper looks at aspects of ancient Greek culture and discusses how they are still relevant to contemporary western civilizations.

This paper compares and contrasts two theories about the cause of rape: trait theory and social learning theory.

This paper analyzes the book "Fire In a Canebrake" by Laura Wexler that looks at a brutal crime in the Deep South of the U.S.

A review of the book "Briton Forging the Nation: 1707-1837" by Linda Colley.

An argumentative paper on the ethics of modernizing indigenous cultures through the introduction of information and communication technology.

Examines crossing cultural boundaries to fight against female genital mutilation (FGM).

Explains the reasons why the author would most prefer to have lived in early Egypt as compared to the Mesopotamian, Hebrew or Greek ancient cultures.

This paper looks at the aspect of music and poetry as a part of Egyptian culture.

Looks at the ways the Internet, called the information superhighway, has led to a do-it-yourself society.

This study investigates how different naming and categorising systems express the different cultural values of the speech community.

Presents an interview of a Mexican-American coworker, who recently relocated from El Paso, Texas, to New Jersey.

This paper provides a discourse analysis in order to discuss stereotypes and identities of the Maori diaspora in Australia.

A look at the life of the Lemba people.

A review of "Women of Algiers in Their Apartments" by Assia Djebar.

Looks at the arts of Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkestan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan.

This paper looks at the Japanese tea ceremony and discusses Japanese aesthetic values.

This paper discusses the evolution of calypso music and looks at how this low class music became a worldwide phenomenon.

An exploration of the Aztec people and their culture.

An examination of the effects of ethnocentrism and the impact of symbolic interactionism in American society.

A comparison of two cultures' expressions of rites of passage for young girls.

An examination of the background and celebration of rites of passage in traditional and modern societies.

A discussion of the nurse's role in the development and application of cultural competency in the health care industry.

An examination of the theories for evolution of organisms and fossil support of phyletic gradualism and punctuated equilibrium.

A look at the semiotic, linguistic and anthropological perspectives to names and naming.

The paper examines how failure to implement intercultural management can affect multinational businesses in Scandinavia.

Discusses tourism as a contact zone, a concept presented in Mary Louise Pratt's "Arts of the Contact Zone".

A discussion on the remarkable comeback of tattoos in the social structure of today's society.

A discussion on ethnomethodology - the ways in which people make sense of their potentially chaotic social world.

This paper examines the work "With the Old Breed" by E.B. Sledge that the American and Japanese war culture and views at the time of the battles at Peleliu and Okinawa.

Explores the category "demon" in the Greco-Roman world.

Compares the stages by which human beings have evolved in order to assess world development as a historical process.

Describes the ancient Egyptians rituals for a continuation of life on earth in the afterlife as based on the "Egyptian Book of the Dead".

An examination of the ideal way to define and describe culture, focusing on the benefits of using culture-general rather than culture specific dimensions.

This paper examines the contributing disciplines of organizational behaviour - psychology, sociology, social psychology and anthropology.

This paper discusses Jewish beliefs regarding the subject of an afterlife, looking at relevant literature in this regard.

This paper looks at the relationship between gender and different types of leadership qualities and styles, taking into consideration the culture aspect.

This paper provides a comparison regarding starting a business in the U.S. versus the United Arab Emirates.

This paper looks at the significance of warfare within ancient civilizations.

An overview of the development and history of anti-Semitism.

This paper looks at the diversity among the Hispanic American community.

Discusses the cultural background of the Persian folktale, "Appointment in Samara", in terms of the themes of death and fate.

A discussion on whether the recruitment of more indigenous nurses in Australia would improve the serious health disparity between the indigenous and non indigenous people.

This essay reviews and analyses S. L. Heckler's article, "Tedium and Creativity: The Valorization of Manioc Cultivation and Piaroa Women."

This paper argues against Samuel Huntington's thesis of an impending civilizational clash.

An analysis of American population changes in the last ten to twenty years.

Discusses the U.S. policy on the trade and repatriation of cultural property.

An overview and description of the city of Johannesburg, South Africa.

This paper discusses the issue of medicine and the treatment of diseases in ancient Rome.

A look at the hypothesis that primates arrived in North America via Asia, Africa and Europe with a focus on the Teilhardina.

A look at the hypothesis that primates arrived in North America via Asia, Africa and Europe with a focus on the Teilhardina.

This article analyzes Bob Marley's song "War" and looks at the message in the theme of his song.

Examines the complex genre of music called hip-hop.

A look at Australia's past practice of separating Aboriginal children from their families.

Attempts to apply Claude Levy-Strauss' algorithm, as presented in his book "The Structural Study of Myth", to several stories.

This paper examines the risk factors, investigations and treatments for gallstones.

A description of the Amish people and their special lifestyle.

Examines the opposing worldviews of the Aboriginals and Anglo settlers of Australia.

An examination of the culture and practices of the Minoan civilization.

This paper looks at evangelistic strategies in contrast to strategies in the modern world.

This paper looks at the importance and the integral role of religion and the Buddhist faith in Tibet.

This paper looks at origins and influences that may be found when studying culture.

This paper discusses the book 'Alyosha the Pot' by Leo Tolstoy and looks at the treatment of the poor.

An exploration of the protection and segregation of Indigenous Australians from the mid-nineteenth to the mid-twentieth century and the importance of this issue today.

A discussion on conflict resolution for indigenous people in the 21st century.

This paper discusses religious traditions within Hinduism.

The paper examines the symbols in Witi Ihimaera's book "The Whale Rider" and also in Niki Caro's film "Whale Rider".

A review of Leo Chavez' work "Shadowed Lives-Undocumented Immigrants in American Society".

A review of Colin Turnbull's "The Mbuti Pygmies: Change and Adaptation".

A review of the identity and discrimination against the Aboriginal nations in Australia.

An in-depth analysis of three British historians' accounts of the Hindu caste system from 1817 to 1994.

A discussion on the beliefs, organization and practices of paganism in Roman Empire.

A discussion of the influences on Japenese culture and the defining aspects of Japanese culture.

The paper examines the success of the Manchu as opposed to the failure of the Mongols to conquer and rule China.

This paper looks at the importance of Greek art and culture in today's modern world.

This paper looks at incest as a taboo and social and cultural theories in this regard.

This paper discusses cultural and language barriers within the area of marketing.

Examines the influence of early anthropologists, such as B. Mallinowski and E. E. Evans-Pritchard, on recent ideas about the anthropologist's role in the field.

Looks at the Hopi tribe of Northern Arizona especially livelihood issues.

A discussion on human communication skills and other forms of animal life.

This paper provides a postcolonial interpretation of Malcolm Lowry's work 'Under the Volcano'.

This paper examines the nature of trans-national gangs, concentrating on the 18th Street Gang.

This paper discusses the book "Bordering Fires: The Vintage Book of Contemporary Mexican and Chicano/a Literature" by Cristina Garcia.

This paper discusses Native-American culture, concentrating on the Cherokee nation.

Examines the medical practices in the colonial Americas from 1497 to 1776.

This paper provides a broad view of Aboriginal music and looks at its purpose amongst the Aboriginal people of Australia.

A summary of the Eskimo culture in the ice-laden maritime regions of Greenland, Siberia, Canada and Alaska.

A discussion on naturalized Korean residents living in Japan.