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5. Unlearning Race, Learning Culture: Anthropology's Radical Idea 

Living Anthropologically
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Explore the revolutionary concept of culture in anthropology and its impact on our understanding of human differences. From Franz Boas to Margaret Mead, discover how early anthropologists used culture to challenge racist ideologies and biological determinism. Learn about the evolution of this powerful idea, its strengths, and its pitfalls in modern discourse. This lecture covers:
The origins of culture as an anthropological concept
How culture challenged racist and biological explanations of human diversity
Key figures like Boas, Mead, and Benedict
The problem of culture becoming a new form of determinism
Understanding culture as dynamic, contested, and linked to power
Cultural symbols, norms, and their impact on society
The future of "culture" in anthropological thinking
Whether you're a student of anthropology or just curious about human diversity, this video offers crucial insights into how we understand ourselves and others in our globalized world.
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