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Preface ix
Chronology xi
Introduction 1
Polemics, Caveats, and Standpoints 3
Organization of the Book 5
1 The Enlightenment and Anthropology 9
Early Enlightenment Thought 10
The New Anthropology of the Enlightenment 15
The Institutionalization of Anthropology 23
2 Marx's Anthropology 39
What are Human Beings? 41
History 51
Truth and Praxis 57
3 Human Natural Beings 65
Charles Darwin and the Development of Modern Evolutionary Theory 67
Human Natural Beings: Bodies That Walk, Talk, Make Tools, and Have Culture 74
Marx on the Naturalization of Social Inequality 87
4 History, Culture, and Social Formation 91
Marx's Historical-Dialectical Conceptual Framework 93
Pre-Capitalist Societies: Limited, Local, and Vital 105
5 Capitalism and the Anthropology of the Modern World 117
The Transition to Capitalism and its Development 119
The Articulation of Modes of Production 128
Property, Power, and Capitalist States 138
6 Anthropology for the Twenty-First Century 145
Social Relations and the Formation of Social Individuals 147
Anthropology: "The Study of People in Crisis by People in Crisis" 158
Notes 173
Bibliography 181
Index 219
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David Lell
reviewed Karl Marx, Anthropologist on October 26, 2011
Karl Marx, Anthropologist
Thomas Patterson sets out to argue that central to Marx's understanding of the world, history and society was what we might now call anthropology. In one sense this should be no surprise - the study of society and how it changes does after all centre upon an understanding on what makes humans tick.
This is an excellent introduction to Marxist thoughts on history, social organisation and human origins.
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