Introducing Anthropology: A Review ArticleFootnote1

1. Acknowledgements: I am grateful to the students of Anthropology and Sociology 101 at The University of Western Australia for their contributions to my knowledge of teaching and texts in anthropology. I also thank The University of Western Australia for their support during the preparation of an earlier version of this article.

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