Manners and customs, folklore and ethnology Introduction to Cultural Anthropology for Living in the Future Era

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Philosophy
This is the second installment of the "To survive in the future?" series following the 『 Introduction to Biology to Survive in the Future Era 』 (by Koichi Goka) published in September 2020 and became a reprint edition. The theme of this series is "Cultural Anthropology." In short, cultural anthropology is the study of "What is Human?". Through comparative research through field work on clothing, food, housing, and family of various ethnic groups and cultural areas, we will try to understand the commonality, heterogeneity, and diversity of human culture. The author is Professor Okuno Katsumi of Rikkyo University, who was published by Aki Shobo in 2018. He has been traveling around the world as a backpacker since he was a student. Since he majored in cultural anthropology, he regularly visits Borneo Island to sleep and eat with the hunter Punan. He provides detailed explanations in an easy-to-understand way for general readers who do not have specialized knowledge. He also touches on the current "The Human New World". Through cultural anthropology, this book gives hints for thinking about whether the current social systems are really correct or not. [Planned contents] Chapter 1 : What Is Cultural Anthropology, Chapter 2 : What Is Gender, Chapter 3 : Economy and Community Chapter 4 : What Is Religion, Chapter 5 : The Human New World and Cultural Anthropology, Chapter 6 : Traveling With Me * Contents are subject to change. Chapter 2 : What is Cultural Anthropology, Chapter 2 : What Is Gender, Chapter 3 : Economy and Community, Chapter 4 : What Is Religion, Chapter 5 : The Human New World and Cultural Anthropology, Chapter 6 : Traveling With Me * Contents are field work 『 』 Okuno