- Créateur de cours: rafiq belaidi
Anthropological theory classique (classical theory) refers to the foundational frameworks established in the late 19th and early 20th centuries that aimed to explain cultural variation, social structure, and development. It largely centered on unilineal evolutionism—the idea that all cultures pass through the same stages of development from simple to complex.
Classical theories were often built on limited data or "armchair anthropology" (relying on reports from travelers/missionaries rather than direct fieldwork), which later sparked a shift towards rigorous, empirical, and ethnographic methods
- Créateur de cours: mounira gourari
- Créateur de cours: Salim Dernouni
مقياس : أنثروبولوجيا أشكال التعبير
مقياس موجه لطلبة السنة الثانية ليسانس تكوين توجيهي _ أنثروبولوجيا
السداسي: الثاني
الوحدة: أساسية
التقييم: امتحان- تقييم مستمر
- Créateur de cours: Houria Benkadour
- Créateur de cours: abla allaoua
Classical anthropological theories (19th - early 20th century) aim to explain cultural diversity and the evolution of societies. They are structured around linear evolutionism, diffusionism, functionalism and structuralism, seeking to define universal laws of humanity through ethnographic observation.
- Créateur de cours: mounira gourari