by Michael Carrithers · Oxford University Press, U.S.A. · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780192892119
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«Why Humans Have Cultures» is the anthropology essay by Michael Carrithers, published by Oxford University Press in hardcover (217 pages, in English).
Carrithers starts from three questions: what unity underlies cultural diversity, what is its origin, and how to understand it. He argues that human interactions, rather than technological advances, were key in history, with ancient and contemporary examples that ground the study of culture, society, and history.
Work published in 1992 within the OPUS series of Oxford University Press; the full subtitle is «Explaining Anthropology and Social Diversity».
Suitable for upper secondary students (A/AS Level) and readers with academic interest in anthropology and social sciences.
