Crossing at y/our own peril: Biocultural boundary crossing in anthropology

Biocultural approaches in anthropology originated from a desire to dissolve the nature/culture divide that is entrenched in the discipline. Whereas biocultural approaches were born under the umbrella of medical anthropology, by the late 1990s, biology‐centered approaches to bioculturalism had been m...

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Published in:	American anthropologist Vol. 124; no. 3; pp. 479 - 489
Main Authors:	Cabana, Graciela S., Mendoza, Marcela, Smith, Lindsay A., Delfino, Hugo, Martínez, Carla, Mazza, Bárbara, Teruya Rossi, Loruhama, Di Fabio Rocca, Francisco
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Oxford Blackwell Publishing Ltd 01-09-2022
Subjects:	Academic disciplines Acceptability Anthropology biocultural bioculturalism Biologists Biology biosociality Boundaries boundary work Collaboration Culture interdisciplinarity Interdisciplinary aspects Medical anthropology Medicine Physical anthropology
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