Sociocultural Anthropology (crown Size),

Culture is a set of learned behaviours, beliefs, attitudes, values and ideals that characterize a particular society or population. Simply speaking, culture is the way a particular group of people acts and behaves. The discipline of Sociocultural Anthropology describes why people differ in their ways of acting and thinking. To help develop this understanding, all aspects of culture, ranging from cultural development, change over time and customs ranging from birth rituals to burial customs are dealth with in this volume.
About Author :
Mrs. Darshna Tyagi (b. 1969) is an eminent scholar in the field of sociology and history. Her contribution in these field is worth mentioning. She has done her post graduation in sociology and history and MPhil (Sociology) from Delhi University. A prolific writer, she has authored a number of books and research papers. Her papers and articles have been published in many national and international journals. Presently she is associated with many educational institutions as a visiting faculty and is engaged with a number of projects.
Contents :
Preface Part-I The Family Anthropology Part-II Social Anthropology