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Alfred Kroeber

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Noun1.Alfred Kroeber - United States anthropologist noted for his studies of culture (1876-1960)


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Knudson's team studied 16 trophy heads found in 1925-26 at five Nasca sites by the late anthropologist Alfred Kroeber.
The problem is that, while anthropologists have spent a century rigorously debating what culture means, Huntington ignores (or is ignorant of) the last 60 years of this discussion, relying on early 20th century figures like Alfred Kroeber as the source of his "model of cultures as internally coherent units, different and irreconciliable with one another" (Besteman and Gusterson: 44).
77) In closing I would point to one of the outstanding figures in American anthropology, Alfred Kroeber, in order to show by one example how deeply a certain ideology of the American native has sunk into the marrow of modern scholarship.
 
 
 
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