Mirror for Humanity: A Concise Introduction to Cultural Anthropology

For education

probably one of my better anthro textbooks, still bland af

It came in when and how I was expecting it

Thank God it was just a college text book. I would never read this thing cover to cover unless I had to.

Used it for school

Sadly. This is the first book that I've rented that had a LOT of notes taken inside. To the point of unable to read specific chapters because of the writing inside the book from previous renter.

I hated this book. Kottak's arguments often fell flat and I'm upset that I was forced to give him money for this garbage as it was a required book in my class.

this book was boring. Evrything in here was either stuff you could look up in the dictonary and that you wouldn't need to because the terms went by other words as well, or common sense that you would know by guessing. This book reads similar to books made in the era of black and white television whos goals were to dispense facts and not to entertain thus saving space and money. Because of this it sounds just like an instruction manual except for the fact that most instruction manuals arent this long. If you plan on reading this book all the way through good luck its a 282 page instruction manual. If I could have I would have given it a negative one star review

Excellent introduction to a newcomer. Plants ideas about everything, really. Why do I need to supply 10 more words to fill?