Anthropology: Asking questions about humanity

Culture: Giving meaning to human lives

Beyond nature and nurture: The individual, biology, and culture

Linguistic anthropology: Relating language and culture

Ethnography: Studying culture

Globalization and culture: understanding global interconnections

Foodways: Finding, making, and eating food

Environmental anthropology: Relating to the natural world

Economics: Working, sharing, and buying

Politics: Cooperation, conflict, and power relations

Race, ethnicity, and class: understanding identity and social inequality

Gender, sex and sexuality: the lives of women and men

Kinship, marriage, and the family: love, sex, and power

Religion: ritual and belief

Medical anthropology: health, illness, and culture

The arts: objects, images, and commodities.