1. Culture And Society
1.1. Enculturation
1.1.1. Transmit Knowlgede Through Generations
1.2. Universal Pattern
1.2.1. Infrastructure
1.2.1.1. Regulates Demographic Growth
1.2.2. Structure
1.2.2.1. Regulate Goods And Labor
1.2.3. Superstructure
1.2.3.1. Behavior In Religion
2. Family, Kindship And Lineage
2.1. Family Types
2.1.1. Nuclear
2.1.1.1. Father, Mother And Children
2.1.2. Extended
2.1.2.1. The Sum Of The Nulear Familiess
2.2. Types Of Relationships
2.2.1. Monogamy
2.2.1.1. One Man And One Woman
2.2.2. Poligamy
2.2.2.1. Variable Number Of Spouses
2.3. Concepts Of Society
2.3.1. Magic
2.3.1.1. Supernatural Habilities
2.3.2. Myth
2.3.2.1. Unproven Facts
2.3.3. Religion
2.3.3.1. Gods as superior beings
2.4. Cults
2.4.1. Individualist
2.4.1.1. Follow Socially Established Instructions.
2.4.2. Shamanist
2.4.2.1. Helps in difficult times
2.4.3. Community
2.4.3.1. Ensure The Common Good.
2.4.4. Ecclesiastical
2.4.4.1. Economic And Political Interests
3. Areas And Application Of Anthropology In Research
3.1. Medical Anthropology
3.1.1. Social Perceptions Of Disease
3.2. Ethnographic Techniques.
3.2.1. Study Business Scenarios
3.3. Cultural Marketing
3.3.1. Human Behavior In Large Cities
3.4. Economic Development
3.4.1. Examine The Social Conflicts
4. Anthropolgy As A Science
4.1. Study of Human Beings
4.2. SubDisciplines
4.2.1. Physical Anthropology
4.2.1.1. Physical Charecteristics Of Human
4.2.2. Archeology
4.2.2.1. Objects Of Past Cultures
4.2.3. Cultural Anthropology
4.2.3.1. Analysis And Description of Cultures
4.2.4. Anthropological Linguistics
4.2.4.1. Diversity Of Languages
5. History, Theories And Precursors In Anthropology
5.1. Evolutionist School
5.1.1. Societies Pass Through Development
5.1.2. Stages Of Evolution
5.1.2.1. Lower Savagery
5.1.2.2. Higher Savaregy
5.1.2.3. Barbarism
5.1.2.4. Higher Stage of Barbarism
5.2. Culture
5.2.1. Complex Whole Of Knowlege
5.3. Currents
5.3.1. Diffusionism
5.3.1.1. Get Objects By Imitation
5.3.2. Functionalism
5.3.2.1. The Function Of Social Institutions
5.3.3. Neovolutionism
5.3.3.1. Evolution By Drawing On Darwin's Theory
5.3.4. French structuralism
5.3.4.1. Differences And Similarities Among Culures