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| Series Preface | |
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| Preface to the Second Edition | |
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| Preface to the First Edition | |
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| Proto-Anthropqlogy | |
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| Herodotus and other Greeks | |
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| After Antiquity | |
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| The European conquests and their impact | |
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| Why all this is not quite anthropology yet | |
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| The Enlightenment | |
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| Romanticism | |
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| Victorians, Germans and a Frenchman | |
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| Evolutionism and cultural history | |
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| Morgan | |
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| Marx | |
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| Bastian and the German tradition | |
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| Tylor and other Victorians | |
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| The Golden Bough and the Torres expedition | |
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| German diffusionism | |
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| The new sociology | |
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| Durkheim | |
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| Weber | |
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| Four Founding Fathers | |
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| The founding fathers and their projects | |
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| Malinowski among the Trobriand Islanders | |
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| Radcliffe-Brown and the 'natural science of society' | |
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| Boas and historical particularism | |
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| Mauss and the total social prestation | |
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| Anthropology in 1930: parallels and divergences | |
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| Expansion and Institutionalisation | |
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| A marginal discipline? | |
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| Oxford and the LSE, Columbia and Chicago | |
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| The Dakar-Djibouti expedition | |
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| Culture and personality | |
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| Cultural history | |
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| Ethnolinguistics | |
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| The Chicago school | |
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| 'Kinshipology' | |
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| Functionalism's last stand | |
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| Some British outsiders | |
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| Forms of Change | |
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| Neo-evolutionism and cultural ecology | |
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| Formalism and substantivism | |
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| The Manchester school | |
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| Methodological individualists at Cambridge | |
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| Role analysis and system theory | |
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| The Power of Symbols | |
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| From function to meaning | |
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| Ethnoscience and symbolic anthropology | |
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| Geertz and Schneider | |
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| L�vi-Strauss and structuralism | |
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| Early impact | |
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| The state of the art in 1968 | |
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| Questioning Authority | |
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| The return of Marx | |
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| Structural Marxism | |
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| The not-quite-Marxists | |
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| Political economy and the capitalist world system | |
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| Feminism and the birth of reflexive fieldwork | |
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| Ethnicity | |
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| Practice theory | |
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| The sociobiology debate and Samoa | |
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| The End of Modernism? | |
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| The end of modernism? | |
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| The postcolonial world | |
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| A new departure or a return to Boas? | |
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| Other positions | |
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| Global Networks | |
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| Towards an international anthropology? | |
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| Trends for the future | |
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| Biology and culture | |
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| Globalisation and the production of locality | |
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| Bibliography | |
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| Index | |